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How to watch Commanders vs Rams: TV, radio, streaming, Week 9 injury report

How to watch Commanders vs Rams: TV, radio, streaming, Week 9 injury report

Washington Commanders host the Los Angeles Rams in Week 9!
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Northrop Grumman Seeks Quality Engineer in San Diego, Emphasizing Diversity and Comprehensive Benefits

Northrop Grumman Seeks Quality Engineer in San Diego, Emphasizing Diversity and Comprehensive Benefits

Northrop Grumman Seeks Quality Engineer in San Diego, Emphasizing Diversity and Comprehensive Benefits
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Howard County to Host Native American Heritage Month Celebration in Columbia

Howard County to Host Native American Heritage Month Celebration in Columbia

Howard County is set to host a Native American Heritage Month Celebration in Columbia, Maryland. The event will take place from noon to 3 p.m. at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center, located at 8045 Harriet Tubman Lane. This celebration aims to recognize the rich history, significant achievements, and diverse cultural contributions of American Indians and Alaska Natives. Attendees can expect to experience both traditional and contemporary artistic expressions from Native American communities, not only within Maryland but also from broader regions. The program will feature performances by notable artists and groups, including Lance Ma'heonenahkohe Fisher, Huey Xolotl, and Native America's Protectors. This initiative underscores the county's commitment to cultural recognition and education, providing a platform for community members to engage with and appreciate Native American heritage.
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U.S. Nuclear Submarine Production Increases by 30% Amidst Fleet Replacement Delays

U.S. Nuclear Submarine Production Increases by 30% Amidst Fleet Replacement Delays

The United States is significantly increasing its production of Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines and Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarines. This acceleration comes as the U.S. Navy faces ongoing delays in its efforts to replace its aging Ohio-class fleet. The increased output aims to bolster the nation's undersea warfare capabilities and maintain its strategic deterrence posture. The focus on boosting production highlights a critical period for naval modernization, as the Navy works to overcome previous setbacks and ensure the timely delivery of these advanced submarines. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance national security and maintain a technological edge in naval operations.
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Former U.S. Contractor Pleads Guilty to Transmitting Top-Secret Information to Ethiopia for Military Operations

Former U.S. Contractor Pleads Guilty to Transmitting Top-Secret Information to Ethiopia for Military Operations

Abraham Teklu Lemma, a 54-year-old former U.S. government contractor from Silver Spring, Maryland, has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transmit national defense information to a foreign government. Lemma, who worked as an information technology contractor for the State Department, Justice Department, and National Reconnaissance Office, admitted to supplying highly classified intelligence to senior Ethiopian officials for over two years. This information was subsequently used by Ethiopia's military and intelligence branches in military operations. Prosecutors detailed a December 2021 message where Lemma urged an Ethiopian contact to use drones against government opponents, stating, 'We have to finish these people once and for all, otherwise there will never be peace in Ethiopia.' The disclosures, which included top-secret satellite imagery and classified reports, began during Ethiopia's 2020–2022 war between federal forces and Tigrayan fighters and continued until his arrest in August 2023. The U.S. Justice...
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UMBC Professor Roberto Yus Leads Research to Bridge Gap Between Raw Sensor Data and Human Understanding in IoT

UMBC Professor Roberto Yus Leads Research to Bridge Gap Between Raw Sensor Data and Human Understanding in IoT

Roberto Yus, an assistant professor in computer science and electrical engineering at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), is leading research to bridge the gap between the raw data generated by billions of internet-connected 'smart' devices and the high-level information humans need. Despite the proliferation of devices like video doorbells and automated thermostats, much of the data they produce remains unused due to the complexity of extracting meaningful insights. Yus's research, supported by a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award, combines AI and data management techniques to create a 'sensorless' Internet of Things (IoT). This system aims to automatically identify relevant sensors, apply AI models, and combine results to answer human-centric questions, such as a school principal inquiring about classroom ventilation or a homeowner assessing energy efficiency, without requiring users to interact directly with individual sensors.
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Tenable Holdings, Inc. Expands Cybersecurity Offerings with AI Exposure and Cloud Security Solutions

Tenable Holdings, Inc. Expands Cybersecurity Offerings with AI Exposure and Cloud Security Solutions

Tenable Holdings, Inc. Expands Cybersecurity Offerings with AI Exposure and Cloud Security Solutions
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Athens Health Club Includes Infrared Sauna Access with Membership in Eldersburg, MD

Athens Health Club Includes Infrared Sauna Access with Membership in Eldersburg, MD

Athens Health Club Includes Infrared Sauna Access with Membership in Eldersburg, MD
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By The Numbers: Iowa vs. Northwestern

By The Numbers: Iowa vs. Northwestern

The Hawks head to Evanston to face a Northwestern team with playoff dreams of their own.
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After taking control of Congress, Democrats vow major probes into Trump's 'tentacles of corruption'

After taking control of Congress, Democrats vow major probes into Trump's 'tentacles of corruption'

Corruption topped the list of concerns for voters who ousted Republicans and handed Democrats control of Congress in the midterm elections
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U.S. Industrial Policy Warned Against German Rearmament Pitfalls in Critical Minerals Strategy

U.S. Industrial Policy Warned Against German Rearmament Pitfalls in Critical Minerals Strategy

Washington is being advised to learn from Germany's rearmament efforts to avoid similar pitfalls in its critical minerals strategy. Germany is simultaneously rebuilding its military and attempting to preserve the industrial economy needed to support it, facing significant challenges due to its near 100% import dependence for metal ores and concentrates required for armaments production. While the United States possesses a broader domestic mining base and more mineral development opportunities, it still faces substantial import reliance for 13 critical mineral commodities in 2025. The core issue highlighted is that financing finished weapons or strategically important plants without ensuring competitive operating inputs and a robust industrial ecosystem can lead to a continuous subsidy requirement and weaken the broader economic foundation. Germany's experience underscores the need for a comprehensive approach that integrates rearmament with industrial competitiveness, rather than treating them as separate ...
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Onelife Fitness Expands Across East Coast with New Clubs and Multi-Million Dollar Renovations

Onelife Fitness Expands Across East Coast with New Clubs and Multi-Million Dollar Renovations

Onelife Fitness Expands Across East Coast with New Clubs and Multi-Million Dollar Renovations