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Google Hosts Its I/O Developers Conference

Google’s Pichai Received More Than $100 Million for First Year as CEO

Boeing’s Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) turns “dumb” bombs into “smart” weapons.

U.S. Sold $33 Billion in Weapons to Gulf Countries in the Last Year

App Car Service Startups Continue To Irk Traditional Cab Companies And Regulators

Uber CEO Says China Expansion Will Be Profitable In Two Years

US-NORWAY-LOCKHEED MARTIN F-35A LIGHTNING II JET FIGHTER

Can the Pentagon Pull a Branding Refresh on the Troubled F-35?

Prototype of the first Japan-made stealth fighter is pictured at a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' factory in Toyoyama town

Japan Gets Serious About Building Its Own Stealth Fighter

The United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with NASA’s Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) spacecraft onboard launches from the Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 41 on March 12, 2015 in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

Pentagon Opens Investigation Into Space Launch Contracts

Allen & Co. Media And Technology Conference

Palantir and Credit Suisse Team Up to Track Down Rogue Traders

SpaceX successfully lands its first reusable rocket

SpaceX’s Big Plan To Launch Rockets Every Few Weeks

SpaceX Slated for First Space Station Flight Since June Rocket Failure

Skye, the aerial advertising blimp-drone.

Hybrid Drone-Blimps May Be Flying Billboards of the Future

The United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with NASA’s Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) spacecraft onboard launches from the Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 41 on March 12, 2015 in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

Engineering Exec Departs ULA After SpaceX Comments

Airplane flies over a drone during the Polar Bear Plunge on Coney Island in the Brooklyn borough of New York

The FAA is Way Overstating the Risk Drones Pose to Airliners

The Pentagon Will Pay You to Hack Household Items Into Deadly Weapons

The SkyWall 100.

This Anti-Drone Bazooka Knocks Offending Aircraft Out of the Sky

F-35 Departs for First Training Mission

Pentagon Report: The F-35 Is Still a Mess