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DHS reports two detainees killed, one wounded in a sniper attack at a US immigration facility in Dallas. The shooter fired indiscriminately from a rooftop before taking his own life.
A potential government shutdown may delay military pay and affect troop/family services. Lawmakers push to guarantee military pay. Active duty would report, but paychecks could stop. Civilian defense workers may be furloughed. VA operations, medical, and DOD schools largely continue. Childcare varies.
Officials report Dallas gunman wrote "anti-ICE" on an unused bullet during an attack on an immigration office.
One million Syrian refugees have returned home since Bashar al-Assad's government fell on December 8, 2024, the UN reported. They are urging more support for further returns.
Space Force's next-gen space awareness satellites (RG-XX) will require on-orbit refueling, a first for the service's acquisition programs. This enhances maneuverability to track adversary satellites. Maj. Gen. Purdy mandated this for the GSSAP replacement.
Some interpret Trump's confident remarks as a potential indication he may withdraw support from Ukraine.
President Trump presented a Gaza peace plan to Arab/Muslim leaders. It seeks hostage release, ceasefire, Israeli withdrawal, and post-Hamas governance with regional support. Leaders backed it with conditions, including no Israeli annexation/occupation. Trump agreed to prevent West Bank annexation. Discussions continue.
Officials say expanding U.S. military space ties with nations globally, especially in Africa, is key to maintaining dominance amidst rising competition. Partnerships are vital for complex space operations and countering rivals.
Wall Street indexes declined after Powell indicated concerns about inflated stock valuations.
General Atomics (GA-ASI) updated on its YFQ-42A Collaborative Combat Aircraft, LongShot air-launched missile carrier, and achieving 9,000,000 flight hours at the Air, Space and Cyber conference.
Macron cautioned Israel against closing France's Jerusalem consulate, stating it would be a "major error." This is a developing story.
The US Treasury is discussing a $20 billion economic support program with Argentina. This news has positively impacted Argentina's markets.
German and Swedish defense ministers confirm no talks on Sweden joining the FCAS fighter jet program, a Germany-France-Spain effort. Germany is considering Saab's Global Eye AEW&C. Both nations emphasize strong defense cooperation within NATO.
A shooting at a Dallas ICE facility left two dead, including the shooter, and multiple detainees injured. Political figures swiftly assigned blame, sparking calls for restraint and reduced divisive rhetoric amidst fears of rising political violence.
Officials report that the Dallas shooter inscribed "anti-ICE" on an unused bullet during the attack on an immigration office.
Zelensky expressed doubts about NATO providing automatic protection for Ukraine. He praised Trump after the US President unexpectedly shifted his stance, now believing Russia can be defeated, despite previously ruling out Ukraine's NATO membership.
Spain's defence minister's plane, carrying Margarita Robles to Lithuania, experienced a GPS navigation attack near Russia's Kaliningrad exclave. Russia is blamed for the incident.
Five killed in Ladakh autonomy protests in India: police report clashes with hundreds demanding greater autonomy in Himalayan territory. Protesters in Leh torched a police vehicle and ruling party offices. Dozens injured.
US firm Kratos and Taiwan's NCSIST are developing the jet-powered, AI-enabled Chien Feng IV kamikaze drone. Set for maiden flight early next year, it's intended for anti-ship, land target, and decoy operations.
The U.S. has experienced a significant increase in foreign investment, now at $16.9 trillion. This growth, from advanced countries in innovative sectors, coincides with efforts by the Trump administration to boost FDI. However, trade and immigration policies may create headwinds and wider trade deficits.

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