(tense inquisitive music) (plane whirring) - [Narrator] This is one of the world's most expensive weapons. (beeper beeping) The f-35 program that includes the production and maintenance (beeper beeping) of thousands of jets over the next five decades (beeper beeping) is projected to cost the US more than $2 trillion. It's also a hugely successful export for the US, contributing to America's dominance in the arms trade.But following President Trump's pressure tactics on US allies, some countries have said th ...

Walking around this 1,670 acre headquarters in Wisconsin, I found myself asking the same question. Why are there air tags on fake sheep. Why are you here.Why is there a giant chest set. Why. Why is there a slide in the middle of the hallway.Why. Why. Why.Really, the question is why not. Wow. All right.This is the headquarters of Epic with five different campuses. Some that take cues from stories like Harry Potter and the Wizard of Oz. Close to 13,000 employees come 5 days a week where they can browse this t ...

(explosion booming) - [Narrator] Israel has launched one of the largest attacks on Iran in history. - Crosses a threshold that we've thought about, considered about war game for 15 years, at the very least. It's really brought this conflict, the Iranian-Israeli conflict into uncharted territory.- [Narrator] The first strikes hit areas throughout Iran, including several key nuclear and military sites. Now, Iran is hitting back, (missiles whooshing) but Tehran is entering this conflict in a weaker position th ...

- Craig, Joz, thank you so much for sitting down with me at your big developers conference. - Thanks for having us. - Yeah, it was a big day yesterday. - Huge. Huge, - Huge day. - Huge. - So, I do wanna get to what you announced yesterday, and some of the big announcements. I wanna talk a little bit about last year's WWWEC. - Yeah. - Start there. Last year you announced a smarter AI-driven Siri. Where is she? - Yeah, well, you know, back then with Apple Intelligence, I think we spent about 40 minutes on App ...

The parade will include tanks, military re-enactments and flyovers. June 14 is also President Trump’s 79th birthday. #Trump #Parade #WSJ ...

Event Overview - A large-scale military parade is planned in Washington DC to celebrate the Army's 250th birthday [1] - The parade is expected to include approximately 6,600 soldiers, 150 vehicles, and 50 aircraft [1] - The event coincides with Flag Day and President Trump's birthday, generating some controversy [2] Cost Analysis - The parade's estimated cost ranges from $25 million to $45 million, with additional millions allocated for security, personnel, and other expenses [3] - The Army is prepared to spend millions on potential street repairs if the pavement is damaged by heavy vehicles [7] - Aircraft flight costs are estimated at $5,000 to $8,000 per flight hour, according to a Pentagon document [8] - The Personnel Per Diem (PDM) for the troops could cost nearly $2 million [10] - Security costs for the parade are significant, as it has been designated a national special security event [10] - Similar events in DC, such as inaugurations, can cost $30 million or more [12] Logistical Details - Heavy equipment was transported from Fort Cavazos in Texas by rail and truck [4][5] - Steel plates are being used to protect the streets where vehicles will pivot [7] - Thousands of soldiers are being housed in government buildings near Capitol Hill from June 11th to June 15th [10] - Security measures include 185% m of anti-scale fencing, 17 mi of bike rack, 175 magnetometers, and multiple drones [11] Strategic Objectives - The Army views the parade as a valuable training opportunity and a chance to showcase its history [4] - Officials anticipate the parade will serve as a major recruiting event, culminating in an enlistment ceremony [9] Public & Political Perception - Some Republican allies in Congress have voiced concerns about the parade's cost [12] - A recent poll indicates that 60% of Americans believe the parade is not a good use of government funds [13]

- The President was really very clear. When universities weren't putting teeth into their own policy and enforcing it, we took measures to bring it to their attention. And I believe what we're seeing now is that effectiveness.- [Matt] Linda McMahon is leading the administration's fight against elite universities, including Harvard and Columbia. - They can't allow encampments on campuses, they can't allow students to come on dressed with masks. - [Matt] She and President Trump have cut billions in government ...

Aid Distribution & Safety Concerns - The current aid distribution process in Gaza, including designated routes, endangers civilians seeking limited supplies [3] - Gazan authorities report over 100 Palestinian deaths while attempting to access aid [1] - Videos show people gathering hours before dawn and scrambling for supplies, indicating a chaotic "Hunger Games" situation [8][9][10] - Reports of violence outside aid sites continue almost daily, with troops opening fire on at least five occasions [18] - At least 23 people died while going to get aid on one morning [17] Organizations & Operations - A US-based civilian company distributes tens of thousands of food packages daily [1] - The aid system is run by American security contractors instead of the United Nations, as part of larger Israeli plans for Gaza [3] - Key entities involved include the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) and Safe Reach Solutions (SRS), a new company with unclear selection criteria [5][6] - The director of GHF resigned before the new system launched, questioning its humanity and neutrality; the organization is now led by Johnnie Moore, a vocal supporter of Israel [6] - GHF has opened four distribution sites built by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), all in areas deemed dangerous combat zones [7] - The United Nations-led system previously had close to 400 distribution sites, compared to the current four planned centers [21] Israeli Military Involvement & Response - The IDF initially denied firing at civilians near the distribution site but later acknowledged firing warning shots one kilometer away [14][15] - The IDF released a video claiming to show armed attackers shooting at people collecting aid, but the video was geo-located eight kilometers away from the GHF aid site [15][16] - The IDF confirmed troops have opened fire outside aid centers on at least five occasions [18] - An Israeli military official described the rollout as a "learning process" with difficulties expected to be smoothed out over time [20]

- Siri should be as good, if not better, than the competition. - Oh and I think, ultimately, it should be. That's certainly- - But it's not right now. - That's certainly our mission.- I'm here at Apple Park in Cupertino, and I just sat down with Apple executives Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak. Here are a few bits of the interview where we talk about those Siri delays and the future of AI for the company. Stay tuned for the full interview soon.Last year, you announced a smarter AI-driven Siri. Where is she ...

(sirens howling) (protesters shouting) - [Narrator] As anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles continued for the fourth day in a row, on Monday, the Wall Street Journal was on the ground. (gun firing) The day started with thousands of people gathered at a rally in downtown LA. - We're out here at Grand Park.This is the demonstration for David Huerta, the Union President for the SEIU Union, which represents the service employees of the California chapter. The plan here is to demonstrate, followed by a march d ...