DroneShield Grows in Sydney with New Facility to Power the Future of Counter-Drone Tech DroneShield is making big moves. The Australian tech company, known for its cutting-edge counter-drone systems, has just announced a major expansion right at home; with a brand-new research, development, and production facility opening in Sydney. As featured in The Sydney Morning…
How the Pentagon Plays into Trump’s Sprawling Artificial Intelligence ‘Action Plan’ The White House has unveiled America’s AI Action Plan; a sweeping 19-point roadmap that positions artificial intelligence as a decisive factor in global power struggles, placing the Pentagon squarely at the heart of the initiative. “The United States is in a race to achieve…
AI-Powered Vision System Enables Safer Drone Navigation in Crowded Skies As skies become increasingly congested with commercial jets, helicopters, and uncrewed aerial systems (UAS), researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute (RI) have developed a breakthrough AI-powered vision system, dubbed ViSafe, that allows lightweight drones to safely detect and avoid other aircraft; without relying on…
Surge in Drone Incidents Near U.S. Airports and Events Raises Alarms Federal officials are sounding the alarm over the growing number of drone-related safety and security incidents across the United States, warning that the country is not adequately prepared to handle the increasing threat posed by unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Over 3,000 Drone Incidents Since…
Army Overhauls AI Policy and Tech to Secure GenAI Use Amid Growing Risks The U.S. Army is tightening its grip on generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) implementation across its systems, with a strategic push to ensure responsible and secure adoption. In an exclusive interview with Breaking Defense, Army Chief Information Officer Leonel Garciga revealed sweeping changes…
Sky Wars: Comparative Analysis of the World’s Leading Combat Drones Table of Contents Introduction – The Rise of the Armed Drone The last two decades have witnessed the evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from niche surveillance tools to the spearhead of modern warfare. High-endurance drones equipped with precision-guided munitions are redefining combat tactics, border…
Alaska Transfers ICE Detainees Out of Anchorage Jail Amid Controversy Over Conditions In late June 2025, the Alaska Department of Corrections (DOC) transferred 35 ICE detainees out of the Anchorage Correctional Complex (ACC) after weeks of rising controversy, legal demands, and public outcry. These detainees had been flown to Alaska from overcrowded ICE facilities in…
Juneau Ballot Initiatives & University of Alaska Union Drive: Local Politics in Focus While national headlines continue to spotlight sweeping federal policies, Alaska’s capital is experiencing significant political shifts at the local level. On July 2, 2025, developments surrounding Juneau’s fall municipal election and labor union efforts at the University of Alaska captured public attention….
7 Facts About Alaska’s 2025 Cruise Season That Every Traveler Must Know Alaska’s 2025 cruise season is turning out to be one of the most talked-about travel stories in recent years. From record-breaking passenger volumes to environmental debates and unexpected mooring incidents, the season offers important insights for travelers, residents, and tourism operators alike. Below…
Alaska Tourism July 2025 Surge: 7 Powerful Takeaways Alaska tourism July 2025 surge kicked off in early June, marking a remarkable return of visitors to Anchorage and statewide destinations. As summer’s long daylight returns, this surge, often called the “Christmas season” of tourism; is already benefiting local businesses, impacting travel infrastructure, and shaping economic forecasts. Anchorage Hustle…
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