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	news As-it-happens update ⋅ May 6, 2024
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	Defense One New details give Replicator a distinct Ukrainian flavor Defense One Ukrainians who read the newly released details of the Pentagon's giant Replicator drone effort may well have said, "Hey, that's what we're doing." "The first tranche of Replicator capabilities include uncrewed surface vehicles (USV), uncrewed aerial ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Statement from President Joe Biden on the Social Security and Medicare Trustees Reports The White House Republicans in Congress have a very different vision. Their budget sides with the wealthy and special interests to cut Social Security by over $1.5 trillion, increase the retirement age, raise prescription drug costs, and transition Medicare to a system ... Flag as irrelevant
	Big Ten Conference Five Big Ten Women's Lacrosse Teams Selected for NCAA Tournament Big Ten Conference ROSEMONT, Ill. – Five Big Ten teams were selected to participate in the 2024 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament. Johns Hopkins, Maryland, Michigan, Northwestern, and Penn State heard their names called, as the tournament selections were announced on Sunday ... Flag as irrelevant
	BU Athletics Claire Lehmkuhler named Academic All-ASUN BU Athletics ATLANTA, Ga. – Bellarmine softball junior hurler Claire Lehmkuhler has been named to the 2024 Academic All-ASUN team, the conference announced on Monday. As the team's ace, the nursing major led the Knights across the board, ranking first in ERA (3.27) ... Flag as irrelevant
	Harvard Athletics O'Connor Named Ivy Women's Sailing Coach of the Year; Duo Earns All-Ivy Honors Harvard Athletics Burn is the first Harvard sailor to garner All-Ivy First-Team honors in the three seasons the conference has handed out postseason awards. A 2022 All-Ivy Second-Team skipper as a sophomore, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Government Accountability Office Five Federal Departments Join Justice Department in Reaffirming Shared Commitment to Uphold Civil Rights Laws ... Department of Justice "The Justice Department is committed to fully enforcing federal civil rights laws to address our nation's legacy of environmental racism and underinvestment in communities of color," said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice ... Flag as irrelevant
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