June 4, 2026

US Moves to Halt F-35 Sale to Turkey

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US takes first step in halting sale of F35 fighter jets to Turkey in retaliation for Ankara’s decision to purchase a Russian surface-to-air missile system.

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F-35 Joins Philippines’ Training Exercise for 1st Time

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The military exercise in the Philippines, Balikatan, has begun with US and Australian troops participating. For the first time, F-35B Lightning IIs join the training in Southeast Asia.

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Md. Native Nominated to Be USMC Commandant

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Maryland native Lt. Gen. David H. Berger has been nominated to serve as the 38th commandant of the US Marine Corps. The appointment is pending Senate confirmation.

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Enduring American Naval Power: US Imperative

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Under Secretary of the Navy Modly argues that today’s liberties and prosperity remain dependent upon free and navigable seas across the globe and that US naval power is essential to maintaining the safety and accessibility of ocean routes.

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DoD Transfers $1B to Border Wall, Seeks $600M to Address $9B in Hurricane Damage

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The Pentagon has asked Congress to move $600 million to begin addressing $9 billion in hurricane damage to Air Force and Marine bases, but did not ask congressional permission before transferring $1 billion from homeland security to start the US Army Corps of Engineers planning a US southern border wall.

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Who Has the Highest Share of High-Tech Jobs in US?

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A recent study reveals the top areas across the US known for their output of high-tech products and services. No. 1 is California-Lexington Park, MD, with the highest share of high-tech jobs.

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Navy Estimates $40B a Year to Maintain New Fleet

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The US Navy unveils plans to get to a 355-ship fleet two decades more quickly. The service also outlines a rough estimate of $40 billion a year to maintain that fleet.

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DoD Seeks Health Data Related to Military Housing

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DoD looking to collect data on health issues alleged to come from military housing rife with mold, rodents, and lead.

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Nebraska’s Flooding Overwhelms Offutt Air Force Base

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Floodwaters overwhelm one-third of Offutt Air Force Base, swamping dozens of buildings, much of the flight line, and prompted the evacuation of nine aircraft.

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China Is Biggest Exporter of Combat Drones

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China is now the biggest exporter of combat drones, with the Middle East among the main recipients.

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