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For Indigenous communities, AI brings peril — and promise

When the United Nations marked the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples last week, it signaled a growing recognition

MANILA, Philippines — The U.S. deployed two warships Wednesday in a disputed South China Sea shoal where two Chinese ships

Since negotiations for a United Nations treaty to address plastic pollution began more than three years ago, protecting human health

Submarines are a major part of China’s naval strategy. And U.S. underwater sensors are a major threat to those subs,

The Virginia National Guard will mobilize 60 soldiers and airmen to provide statewide logistics and administrative support to U.S. Immigration

Paratroopers recently tested an autonomous vehicle that featured artificial intelligence during Agile Spirit 25 in Europe. The Army assessed the

Plastics don’t just pose a threat to the marine environment and people’s health; they jeopardize basic human rights. This is

This story is a collaboration between Vox and Grist and builds on Expecting worse: Giving birth on a planet in crisis, a

About a billion years ago, the United States was nearly ripped in half. Magma bubbled up as the Earth’s crust

The Navy has removed the commanding officer of the Naval Information Force Reserve Readiness Center, or REDCEN, in San Diego,