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Axios: US and Iran Agree To Stop Striking Each Other
Axios reported on Sunday that the US and Iran have agreed to stop striking each other after several days of attacks across the Strait of Hormuz and that the two sides will meet for talks in Doha this Tuesday. So far, the story hasn’t been confirmed by the Iranian side, and an Iranian official said […]
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Oct 11, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
Israel Kills 15 Palestinians in Gaza Over Three Days as IDF Intensifies Strikes One Year After ‘Ceasefire’ Deal
Israeli attacks have killed at least 15 Palestinians in Gaza over the past three days, according to numbers from Gaza’s Health Ministry, as the IDF has intensified its strikes on the besieged Palestinian territory one year after a ceasefire deal was signed. The Health Ministry said on Saturday that over the past 48-hour period, the […]
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Grenade-Type IED Found At Alabama Dam Raises Alarm Over Critical Infrastructure Threats
Grenade-Type IED Found At Alabama Dam Raises Alarm Over Critical Infrastructure Threats
Divers recovered and safely detonated a grenade-type improvised explosive device at the J.B. Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, Alabama, a federally designated critical infrastructure site that supplies the region's drinking water.
Local outlet Fox10TV reports that the Gulf Coast Regional Maritime Response and Render-Safe Team retrieved and detonated the grenade-type IED at the 3,600-acre artificial reservoir, which holds about 17 billion gallons of water and serves as the primary drinking water source for the 350,000 people in the Mobile...
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Apr 12, 2026 / Tyler Durden
FAA Greenlights Laser Sentry Guns To Combat Attack Drones In U.S. Airspace
FAA Greenlights Laser Sentry Guns To Combat Attack Drones In U.S. Airspace
The Federal Aviation Administration has given the green light for the U.S. military to deploy high-energy counter-drone laser weapons in U.S. airspace, adding a new, low-cost layer of protection against the rising threat from kamikaze drones. The decision follows a two-month interagency standoff over whether the systems posed a risk to general aviation and commercial aircraft, as well as incidents in Texas earlier this year that briefly led to an airspace closure.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford was quoted...
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