Soo Locks Refilled, Coast Guard Cutters Sent to Break Ice in Lake Superior
Two of the huge, empty chambers were refilled with water in preparation for Monday, March 25, which is opening day of the 2019 navigation season.
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Under Secretary of the Navy Visits Bahrain, Stresses Strategic Importance
Modly: “The teamwork displayed by our allies and partners here is critical to ensuring we continue to be at the forefront of global seapower.”
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Coast Guard Cutter Keeps Eye on North Korea During Patrol of East China Sea
The cutter Bertholf arrived March 3 at Sasebo Naval Base, according to a statement issued Monday by U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Area.
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Researchers Using Reputation to Secure Blockchain Against ’51 Percent’ Attacks
Researchers at Monash University are part of an international team that has developed a blockchain system that can defend malicious activity by attackers who possess more than half of the system’s computing power.
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Hurricane Committee Retires Names Florence and Michael
Including these two, 88 names have been retired because of their destruction from the Atlantic basin list since 1953, when storms began to be named.
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Senior U.S., Arab Leaders Discuss Regional Coordination, Cooperation
Strengthening defense relationships, pursuing shared security concerns and creating tangible results were the themes of U.S. Army Gen. Joseph Votel’s opening remarks.
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Young People Use Cyber Skills to Win Northrop Grumman’s Challenge
Northrop Grumman Corporation has concluded the first year of CyberTaipan with the 2018-19 National Finals held in Canberra, Australia on March 16. Launched in June 2018, the competition is a fun way to spark youth interest in pursuing further education and careers in cybersecurity and other science, technology, mathematics and engineering (STEM) subjects.
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Rio Grande Valley Landowners Plan to Fight Border Wall Expansion
More than 570 landowners in two counties, Hidalgo and Starr, have received right-of-entry letters from the government asking to survey their land for possible border wall construction.
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Some Stateside Military Projects, NATO Defense at Risk to Fund Border Wall
Almost two-thirds of the the original, massive $12.8 billion list of candidate projects the Pentagon released Monday are off the chopping block.
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USCIS Announces FY 2020 H-1B Cap Season Start, Updates, and Changes
New efforts underscore the agency’s commitment to supporting President Trump’s Buy American and Hire American executive order designed to protect U.S. workers.
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