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Despite easing tensions between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, the White House has reportedly initiated a review of SpaceX’s contracts with the Defense Department (DoD) and NASA. What Happened: The White House has directed the Defense Department and...

There have been a lot of crazy videos captured on Ring doorbells, but footage of legitimate extraterrestrial activity would certainly top them all. If you are able to capture proof of aliens on your Ring doorbell this Halloween season, the company is offering to make you a millionaire. ...

In a bid to increase innovation and ultimately reduce costs, the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) recently invested $65 million in the startup Air Company.  The Toyota Motor Corp.- and JetBlue-backed firm will use the funds to refine its production and ultimately build carbon-capture and fuel-...

The use of marijuana and marijuana-related substances is prohibited by all military service members and Department of Defense civilian employees, said the Dept. of Defense in a warning released by the Elgin Air Force Base in Ohio.  Out With Everyone's Favorite Breakfast...

President Donald Trump, who berated Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) in December over the cost of the next-generation Air Force One, is closer to getting the aircraft whether he knows it or not. The U.S. Defense Department said Wednesday that Boeing has been awarded $600 million to begin preliminary work on...

A group of researchers are warning the world about weaponizing artificial intelligence and robotics, but that machine-learning genie may already be out of the bottle. There are clear signs that the United States is already engaged in an AI arms race with China and Russia to develop weapons systems...

The drone industry has been through several twists and turns since the devices made their way to the market in the early '00s. The unmanned aircraft have become something of a novelty to the general public, but the use case for the devices have exploded across a range of industries, leaving...

Never kick a company while it’s down, but Blackberry (NASDAQ: BBRY) has certainly been kicked this year. On the brink of bankruptcy, the phone maker has lost most of its customers and more than 80 percent of its stock value. But, the company still has one loyal supporter: The President of the...