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General Dynamics’ $533 Million Army Factory Reportedly Produced No Usable Shells

David WhitakerAugust 31, 2026August 31, 20260

The U.S. Army paid General Dynamics $533 million for an automated artillery factory in Texas that reportedly failed to produce…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Ford Replaced Two-Thirds of Key Leaders After $1 Billion Super Duty Launch Breakdown

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Ford’s strongest recent quality result sits beside a much harder number: 63 recalls so far in 2026, the highest total…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Cybertruck Owner Spends $774 Over 15,000 Miles but Leak Persists

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

$773.56 is what Tesla Cybertruck owner Matt Danadel reported spending on charging and routine maintenance over one year and 15,000…

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Tesla and Eight Automakers Recall 4.3 Million Cars in China Over Emergency Access

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Flush electronic door handles offer automakers a cleaner body surface and a modest aerodynamic benefit. The same design can become…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Ford Hires Former Federal Safety Official After 64 Recalls Cover 13 Million Vehicles

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Ford has achieved an unusual split in its safety and quality measurements: It ranked highest among mainstream brands in J.D….

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Qantas Says Sydney Air Traffic Delays Held Up 60,000 Passengers

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

60,000 Qantas Group passengers were held up in July by ground-delay programs at Sydney Airport, according to Qantas chief executive…

  • Drones & Unmanned Systems

Ukraine Opens Avengers AI Labs to UK; 100,000-Feed Claim Remains Unaudited

Stephen WallaceAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

About 100,000 drone video feeds per month could become training and test material for British military artificial-intelligence projects under a…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Aircraft Delays Cut American Airlines’ Potential 2027 Expansion From 13 Routes to Seven

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Seven routes, rather than the 10 to 13 American Airlines had considered, will define the carrier’s summer 2027 long-haul expansion….

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NASA’s Artemis II Distance-Record Crew to Receive Rare Space Medal

David WhitakerAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

252,756 miles. That is how far NASA’s Artemis II crew traveled from Earth at the outer edge of its April…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Korean Air Prepares Free Starlink Wi-Fi, Replacing $20.95 Long-Haul Fee

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Korean Air is preparing to remove its $20.95 long-haul Wi-Fi charge and introduce free Starlink internet, initially on selected Boeing…

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S301 Hits 56 Million MPH, Could Reveal Milky Way Black Hole’s Spin

David WhitakerAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Fifty-six million mph is the peak speed of S301, a newly characterized star racing around Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black…

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James Webb Finds Star-Like Object Likely Powered by a Black Hole

David WhitakerAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

It looks like an enormous star, but its energy budget does not work like one. The James Webb Space Telescope…

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Rivian Owner’s $64.59 Fast Charge Shows the Home-Charging Cost Divide

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

A Southern California Rivian owner reported paying $64.59 at an Electrify America fast charger after the vehicle’s battery rose from…

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Japan Selects Terra B1, Company Claims Sole Pass and September Deliveries

Stephen WallaceAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Japan is moving the Terra B1 interceptor drone toward production before disclosing how much it will cost, how many it…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Boeing Recruits Contract Engineers as Possible 17,000-Worker Strike Risks Jet Delays

Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Boeing is recruiting contract engineering and technical workers to protect business continuity, but the contingency plan addresses only one side…

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Taiwan’s 102 Patriot Missiles Face Delays as U.S. Replaces Depleted Inventory

David WhitakerAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Taiwan expected 102 U.S.-made Patriot interceptors this year. It may not receive the full order soon, even as nearly US$30…

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Russia’s NORSI Refinery Stops Crude Processing After Reported Ukrainian Drone Strike, Restart Unknown

Stephen WallaceAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

Fifteen million metric tons of annual crude-processing capacity is now offline at Russia’s NORSI refinery, with no announced date for…

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FAA Orders Recurring Boeing 787 Wing Inspections for 17 U.S. Jets

David WhitakerAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260

The Federal Aviation Administration has turned a Boeing 787 manufacturing concern into a recurring maintenance requirement for 17 aircraft on…

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Jet2 Retires World’s Oldest Boeing 737-800 After 80,000 Flight Hours

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