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Appointed Sen. Darline Graham will compete in a Republican primary runoff for a full Senate term in South Carolina, NBC News projects, though it’s not yet clear which opponent she’ll face in the one-on-one race

The U S Navy plans to acquire 31 E-130J Phoenix II aircraft to replace its fleet of 16 E-6B Mercury aircraft, nearly doubling the number of aircraft available for the service’s nuclear communications mission

Dark Horse, a planned health and fitness facility from ESPN analyst and former college and pro basketball player Steffi Sorensen, has taken its first steps into St. Johns County’s development review process, paving the way for the project team to submit a building permit application

Nuclear technology firm newcleo has taken its first formal step toward building a commercial fuel recycling plant in the United States. The company submitted a framework document, known as a Regulatory Engagement Plan, to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This step allows federal inspectors and company engineers to review safety designs and technical standards long…

Archer Aght with its Midnight electric air taxi, marking an important step as the company shifts from aircraft development towards the commercial operations it hopes to begin later this year

New AI models, advanced robots and specialty computer chips are unsettling markets and the US tech industry

For most of history, dementia was not common. The likelihood of developing the disease increases with age, and people in the past typically didn’t live well into their senior years

DVIDS – News – Washington National Guard Advances Counter-Drone Capabilities with New Technology

The House Education and Workforce Committee advanced 10 bills during a markup on July 21, advancing legislation on education, labor policy and artificial intelligence that largely reflects the Trump administration’s priorities. The measures passed largely along party lines, with Democrats united against several bills they argued would undermine protections for students and workers

The Alaska Native Landless Equity Act has advanced to the Senate floor after clearing the Senate Energy and Natural Reon aimed at Native villages excluded under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act