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The USS Gerald R. Ford has a plumbing problem. The Navy’s largest aircraft carrier, which heavily took part in the Jan. 3 airstrikes on Venezuela which led to the capture of Nicolas Maduro, keeps seeing its toilets break down. It’s an apparently ongoing problem that has plagued the ship for months, according to documents obtained by NPR. Even though the Ford is the newest and most advanced carrier the Navy has, its toilets continue to fail on a regular basis, impacting more than 4,000
American forces killed an al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist leader in Syria connected to the Dec. 13 ambush that killed two Iowa National Guard soldiers and their civilian interpreter. U.S. Central Command said that it killed Bilal Hasan al-Jasim in a strike in northwest Syria on Friday, Jan. 16. The strike was in direct response to shooting in Palmyra last month, where an ISIS gunman killed Sgt. William Nathaniel Howard and Sgt. Edgar Brian Torres-Tovar, as well as their American translator Ay
I'm working on a project to increase recognition of craniofacial dystrophy and the jaw epidemic.I think this is a major under-addressed health problem and some researchers from Stanford agree: https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2020/07/toll-shrinking-jaws-human-healthAs far as I know, I'm the only person working on setting up a sustained patient-led effort to raise awareness of this issue. Dr Mike Mew and the Jaw Epidemic authors are also active but I think
Hi HN,I just released "Explain Yourself," a local multiplayer party game (Jackbox style) where players have to give excuses for absurd AI-generated scenarios. An AI Judge then ranks the answers, roasts the players, and determines a winner.I built this because I wanted an AI-first party app game that was fun and made people use their brains. This is my first app, but I have spent months on it and it is pretty thoroughly thought out.The Stack:Frontend: SwiftUI (using NavigationStack and
Hi HN, I built IncidentPost (https://incidentpost.vect.pro) to solve a simple but recurring problem: writing clear, public incident postmortems without standing up a full status page or internal tooling. Many teams want to be transparent after outages, but tools like Statuspage or custom Notion/GDocs either feel too heavy or aren’t meant for public sharing. IncidentPost focuses on one thing:writing and publishing clean, public incident reportswith a simple, structured format (time
I posted a link to a long-form article on X (Twitter). Impressions: single digits. Nothing was deleted. No warning. No ban. It simply didn’t reach anyone.At first glance this is easy to dismiss as “algorithm roulette.” But the same invisibility patterns show up across platforms:- YouTube political content gets quietly demonetized / de-ranked - External links on social feeds often underperform (sometimes dramatically) - LLMs (ChatGPT/Claude/etc.) tend to sanitize or avoid political
I am a 21-year-old "Ronin" (3rd-year gap student) from Japan.Today is the Common Test for University Admissions—a mandatory, once-a-year national exam that serves as the sole gateway to university. Missing it means waiting another full year.I spent the last 6 years of my life preparing for this single, all-or-nothing event. But this morning, I realized that the only degree I truly need is Resolve.So, I didn't go.Instead of taking the test, I traded my admission ticket and years of
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The Department of Defense wants to spend as much as $25 million in major infrastructure improvements to Pituffik Space Base’s runways in Greenland. The overhaul of its airfield is part of other work planned for the installation. Pituffik, the U.S. military’s single base in Greenland and a major early warning missile tracking site, could see tens of millions of dollars in upgrades to its airfield and other facilities. In a solicitation for bids posted to SAM.gov, the Department of Defense sa
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A proposed law introduced in Congress this week aims to require private military housing companies to pay for expenses involving mold, including relocating families when their homes become uninhabitable. But an attorney who practices military law says the legislation lacks any teeth.The bill has no method of forcing the private companies to pay for the expenses they would be required to cover. Companies that did not pay would most likely force troops and families to file costly federal lawsuits
The commander of the Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District was relieved from his position Thursday in a seemingly politically charged firing that two members of Congress and a Trump administration official implied was tied to a local dispute over waterfront homes on a Missouri lake.The Army announced Thursday the firing of Col. Patrick Caukin, a Corps of Engineers district commander. Unusually for a command relief announcement, the Army statement did not name Caukin, but a spokesperson fo
The global body armor industry experienced one of its most eventful years in 2025. Rising defense budgets, European rearmament programs, and sustained demand for ballistic materials led to significant divergence […]
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Troops, families and veterans will be able to order groceries to their door — bringing base commissaries into the 21st century.By the end of January, military families within a 20-mile radius of 70 stateside commissaries will be able to order groceries online through the Defense Commissary Agency’s CLICK2GO, officials announced in a release. Eligible locations include most of the major bases, like Fort Bragg and Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington