Secretary of the Navy visits USS George H. W. Bush
“ Thank you for allowing me to serve you as your Secretary of the Navy. Every day that I’ve woken up these past 3.5 years, it’s you I have thought […]
US Navy EOD Participates in Black Sea Exercise Poseidon Alongside New MCM Task Group
“We share our NATO Allies’ commitment to a safe and prosperous Black Sea,” said Capt. Jeremy Wheat, commodore, Task Force 68 Navy Expeditionary Forces Command Europe-Africa, who oversees EODMU 8.
Florida Client of Tax Refund Scheme Sentenced to Prison for Obstructing the IRS
A Florida man was sentenced today to 21 months in prison for obstructing the IRS in connection with his use of the “Note Program,” a tax fraud scheme. According to
Virginia Construction Company Owner Pleads Guilty to Filing False Tax Returns
A Virginia man pleaded guilty today to filing false tax returns underreporting the income he received through his construction company. According to court documents and statements made in court, Timothy
Justice Department Secures Agreement with Minnesota Restaurant Group to Resolve Immigration-Related Discrimination Claims
The Justice Department announced today that it secured an agreement with a Minnesota-based restaurant group doing business as Brick & Bourbon. The agreement resolves the department’s determination that the restaurant
Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke Delivers Remarks Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy and Farewell Remarks to the Justice Department
Remarks as Prepared for Delivery Thank you for that kind introduction. It is a profound honor to be with you today reflecting on the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther
ORNL partnership with EPB tests new method for protecting quantum networks
Quantum computing relies on quantum bits, or qubits, to store information. Qubits, unlike the binary bits used in classical computing, can exist in more than one state simultaneously via quantum
Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke Delivers Remarks After Justice Department Publishes Tulsa Race Massacre Report
Remarks as Prepared for Delivery It is an honor to be with you all here today in Greenwood. This community has been strong and resilient despite the lingering effects of
U.S. Military Already Fighting Fires in California, Ready to Do More
The Defense Department now has 500 active-duty troops and a variety of equipment on standby to assist with the wildfires in California, said the deputy pentagon press secretary. “As announced
Hicks Outlines Plan Tied to Strategic Competition With China
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks spoke about “four lessons” she views as critical for prevailing in the U.S. strategic competition with China during a keynote address today at the Johns
‘Far out’ blazar discovery suggests early universe had more supermassive black holes than previously thought
Scientists have discovered the most distant and therefore oldest blazar ever seen. Labeled J0410–0139, the blazar is at the center of a galaxy 12.9 billion light years away and provides
‘Far out’ blazar discovery suggests early universe had more supermassive black holes than previously thought
Scientists have discovered the most distant and therefore oldest blazar ever seen. Labeled J0410–0139, the blazar is at the center of a galaxy 12.9 billion light years away and provides
Securing Critical Minerals Vital to National Security, Official Says
Secure sourcing of critical minerals is critical to the defense industrial base, which uses them to produce virtually every Defense Department system, from unmanned aerial systems and fighter jets to
AI vs. supercomputers: New AI-based method solves complex equations faster and uses less computing power
A new artificial intelligence-based method quickly solves complex math equations used broadly across many industries — and it’s faster running on a personal computer than traditional methods using supercomputers. The
AI vs. supercomputers: New AI-based method solves complex equations faster and uses less computing power
A new artificial intelligence-based method quickly solves complex math equations used broadly across many industries — and it’s faster running on a personal computer than traditional methods using supercomputers. The