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If an enemy fighter was several hundred yards away, another was attacking from one mile away, while yet a third fired from a nearby room in a close-quarters urban warfare circumstance, how would U.S. Army soldiers apprehend, integrate and quickly map the locations of multiple targets at once in 3D, all while knowing the range and distance of the enemy forces?

Could arming the F/A-18 Super Hornet with hypersonic missiles keep the aircraft relevant for the next decade or two as larger numbers of F-35s arrive and the service prepares for stealthy, highly networked, 5th-Gen empowered, longer-range war? 

Device makers and retailers are kicking off Black Friday deals early.

They will secretly patrol the dark corners of the undersea, quietly tracking enemy movements sustaining a persistent threat of nuclear annihilation against anyone willing to launch a catastrophic first strike on the U.S. homeland.

A ransomware organization has raked in tens of millions of dollars, according to a report.

Apple announced new Mac computers that use its own chips, a watershed moment for the tech giant.

​​​​​​​Apple’s Siri voice assistant had a strange response to the question “how old is the president” late Sunday, according to reports.

Tiny satellites are much harder to detect and shoot down. They are also much more effective at both redundancy and disaggregation strategies during a space war, particularly if operated with a technical effectiveness equivalent to a larger system. 

America’s mysterious sixth-generation stealth fighter has taken to the skies, as much as five to 10 years before it may have been anticipated.

What a year it has been for our collective wallets. Now that the holiday shopping season is underway, I bet you're thinking about ways you can save money.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates tweeted his congratulations to President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, adding he looks forward to getting the "surging pandemic under control."

We all have things we'd prefer that strangers didn't know. What happens when those private facts and photos end up online?

The fact that the Air Force’s new 6th-Gen aircraft has taken to the skies raises many interesting questions

When an enemy Anti-Tank Guided Missile is fired at a column of U.S. Army armored vehicles, endangering infantry carriers, tactical vehicles and even tanks, there can be few defenses unless the source of incoming fire can be quickly detected.

New Jerseyans legalized recreational marijuana Tuesday — then spent the rest of the night Googling “how to roll a joint,” online data shows.

Election night can be nerve-wracking.

Voters should be wary of deceptive memes that may claim false victories or foreign interference in the 2020 presidential election, a cybersecurity firm said.

As America heads to the polls, these are the top election search topics on Google.

With America preparing for Election Day, Google has a list of the key topics that Americans have been searching for.

Email phishing started back in the '90s, and it's been downhill from there. Open up the junk folder in your in-box to see what I mean. Just don't click anything.