The U.S. Department of War invests billions to secure domestic germanium supply chains, reducing Chinese dependence for this critical mineral essential in military optics systems.
U.S. invests $18.1M to boost domestic germanium production sevenfold, reducing foreign dependency on this critical mineral essential for military optics and surveillance systems.
War Department invests $18.1M to boost domestic germanium production, part of a broader $6.6B strategy to reduce dependence on foreign nations for critical defense minerals used in military optics.
New research reveals men's heart disease risk escalates in their mid-30s—a full decade before women—highlighting an urgent need for earlier cardiovascular screening and prevention strategies.
Deadly winter storm batters US with record snowfall, leaving 42 dead and 500,000 without power as governors declare emergencies and infrastructure struggles across multiple states.
North Texas schools face varied reopening decisions as winter freeze thaws, with Fort Worth, Arlington resuming classes while Dallas, Plano remain closed due to safety concerns.
Deadly shooting in West Fort Worth apartment complex sparked by dispute over french fries leaves one man dead and the gunman at large as police investigate the shocking violence.
Chaos erupts as Texas troopers deploy tear gas against protesters demanding release of 5-year-old migrant child and father from reopened detention facility in Dilley.
Dallas police arrest 3 in gun violence cases, including viral New Year's Eve shooters from Margaret McDermott Bridge and a November road-rage incident involving children.
Discover the elite maintenance units honored with the 2025 Secretary of War Awards for exceptional field, depot, and software maintenance excellence across all military branches worldwide.
