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More than a year after President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law, the Commerce Department is pushing to get billions of dollars in semiconductor manufacturing and research incentives out the door. But the government is set to run out of money Nov. 17, and a potential shutdown — which could slow down…

Jay Stefany, the acting assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, sat down with Defense News to discuss several topics.

The smaller, more accurate B61-13 will replace the U.S.’s biggest nuke, suggesting that underground facilities of adversaries might be deeper than we thought.

The report was buried until now, more than four years after secretive comparative testing between the A-10 and F-35 concluded.

Following the FAA’s release of its Innovate28 plan, Utah is one of the first states to provide its own guidance on AAM services.

This paper reviews the history of these traditions, the primary reason why the US has, to date, preferred to maintain the proficiency tradition embodied in AQP, and more detailed guidance regarding the use of competencies within the AQP framework.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — Additional information continues to be released about ARCH2, the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, and the collection of energy partners set to take part in

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has started a major reform of “digital tax transformation” in the FBR...

Ohio is in the mix with a handful of other states to become one of two semiconductor manufacturing clusters in the country as part of the CHIPS Act.

The Airbus H135 P3H helicopter is the first Airbus product to enter service in the Spanish Navy.