RSS Defense Industry NewsInside China’s nascent, AI-powered military logistics system December 28, 2025The PLA is already testing technologies that range from widespread sensors to AI-enabled predictive planning, cargo drones, and tracked UGV mules. Peter W. Singer and Tye Graham2025 in review: Navy December 28, 2025The D Brief: New ‘battleship’ announced The vessels are to displace some 35,000 tons, three times as much as today’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyers. December 23, 2025 11:24 AM ET | Bradley Peniston and Ben Watson Congress supports bare minimum on Navy’s F/A-XX, while fully backing Air Force’s F-47 Appropriators and other lawmakers have pushed for […] Defense One Staff2025 in review: Army December 27, 2025Army will trim 5% of general-officer jobs in coming years, chief’s spokesman says Gen. Randy George agrees the Army is “too top-heavy.” December 19, 2024 | Meghann Myers Army aviation was having a bad few years—even before Wednesday’s crash The service’s fiscal 2024 mishap rate was the highest since 2007. January 31, 2025 | Meghann […] Defense One Staff2025 in review: tech December 26, 2025How the Army’s most tech-forward units are practicing for war A two-week exercise simulated island battles—and put some 75 new technologies to the test. November 23, 2025 | Jennifer Hlad Army wants to break ground for a microreactor on a US base by 2027 The service is pushing to make bases energy-independent, but safety and […] Defense One Staff2025 in review: business December 25, 2025Industry raced to adapt to intensifying pressure to move faster, win work on Golden Dome and other efforts. Defense One Staff Police Chief MagazineTrauma-Informed Interview Adaptations December 24, 2025The starting point in the development of this interview protocol began years ago, when it was realized, as in so many police services, of the need to improve police interviews of victims, especially victims of sexual assault. Training courses on the common impacts of trauma on victims’ thinking, behavior, and memory formation by Dr. Jim […] David TeodosioCounter-UAS Victory & Marijuana Rescheduling Executive Order: What It Means for Policing December 19, 2025December 19, 2025 The IACP Legislative Update covers the major developments in Congress that could impact policing. This update covers the FY 26 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and explains what the impact of certain provisions means for policing. The post Counter-UAS Victory & Marijuana Rescheduling Executive Order: What It Means for Policing appeared first […] David TeodosioFrom Disproportionality to Diversion December 17, 2025Juvenile justice reform in the United States has long struggled with balancing accountability, public safety, and the rehabilitative needs of youth. Decades of research reveal persistent racial and ethnic disparities in how young people experience the justice system. Across states and municipalities, youth of color—particularly Black and Hispanic adolescents—are disproportionately referred to police, detained, and […] David TeodosioTranslating Neuroscience for Academy Training Success December 10, 2025Everyday police work involves a range of decisions. One of the primary goals in academy training is to ready officers for this decision-making environment. Often, the policing environment is fast-paced and requires rapid analysis before a course of action is taken. The well-known fast decisions in policing are generally related to use of force. But […] David TeodosioNDAA Advances as Spending Talks Tighten December 5, 2025Congress returned from the Thanksgiving recess with a full agenda. The most likely major bill to advance this month is the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The NDAA does not appropriate funding, but it authorizes a wide range of national security programs, military personnel policies, and defense-related authorities that intersect with domestic security and interagency […] Margaret White Contact Us
