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Trump nuclear testing order may boost Honeywell, BWX Technology and others

President Donald Trump's order for the Defense Department to start testing nuclear weapons could lead to billions of dollars' worth of contracts for a handful of specialized companies that dominate t...

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Trump orders US nuclear weapons testing to begin ‘immediately’

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Trump declines to clarify if the US will conduct tests of its nuclear weapons

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Russia Says It Didn’t Test Nuclear Weapons, but Would if the U.S. Did

In response to President Trump’s threat to resume nuclear testing, the Kremlin said Thursday that Russia had not tested nuclear weapons recently but would if the United States did.

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Trump appears to suggest the US will resume testing nuclear weapons for first time in 30 years

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Donald Trump orders immediate resumption of nuclear weapons testing

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20-kilowatt powerful laser weapon that can fry enemy drones delivered to Germany

A demonstrator laser weapon, which can fry enemy drones, has been delivered to Germany. The weapon is expected to be deployed for operational use starting in 2029. Developed by Rheinmetall and MBDA, the laser weapon could serve as a powerful and cost-effective addition to conventional guided missiles.

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Defense startup's 'Blackbeard' hypersonic weapon gets military integration contract with Pentagon

Defense startup Castelion secures military contracts to integrate affordable hypersonic Blackbeard weapons with U.S. Army and Navy platforms for live-fire testing.

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Autonomous weapons need more guardrails as AI takes hold

As Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are set to meet on Thursday, the US and China are both investing serious resources into building drones, missiles, and other ballistics capable of finding, following,

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College Community adds AI technology that uses school cameras to detect brandished weapons

The College Community School District is the latest Iowa school to contract with ZeroEyes, a security service that uses AI technology to detect weapons.

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‘Extra layer of safety’: Weapons detection technology expanded in Cheatham County schools

PLEASANT VIEW, Tenn. (WKRN) — First high schools and now middle schools have started to see the addition of weapons detectors in Middle Tennessee. In back-to-back weeks, two Cheatham County schools have added the technology: first at Sycamore High ...

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New Weapons Detection Technology at Warrick County Schools

BOONVILLE, Ind.–The Warrick County School Corp. is implementing weapons detection technology at its high schools and career center after a student was found in the same room as a gun on school grounds. The corporation will spend $300,000 on 15 OPENGATE ...