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Under Secretary of Defense Michael P. Duffey discusses the Pentagon’s acquisition transformation, covering topics like munitions agreements, industry investments, portfolio acquisition shifts, and allied coproduction. The conversation is featured in an article on War on the Rocks.

Juan Teletor Raymundo recalls the deaths of his wife, Maria, and son, Jonathan, who drowned in a Chesterfield County pond after Maria attempted to rescue Jonathan from drowning. The incident occurred just over a week ago.

INEC has released the final candidates list for the 2027 election, excluding individuals named Jonathan, Nwoko, and Goje. The PDP has expressed support for the commission's publication of the list.

A Michigan Senate bill proposes prioritizing Child Protective Services (CPS) complaints from school officials after eight reports from a Pontiac school failed to protect two boys allegedly starved and beaten. The legislation, introduced by Sen. Jeremy Moss, aims to escalate complaints from educators, who are mandatory reporters, following CPS closures of all eight complaints over three years.

The article discusses how AI agents can be utilized in military organizations for coordination, administration, logistics, and judgment, emphasizing their distinction from ordinary software and the importance of safety and accountability in national security. Bill Pessin, a senior vice president at Salesforce and former U.S. Army logistics officer, shares insights on the challenges of aligning plans, systems, and personnel in military operations.

The author discovered their cousin had nearly $30,000 in unclaimed money from a forgotten tax refund, revealing a broader issue of states holding over $100 billion in unclaimed property. The article criticizes the system for making it difficult to reclaim funds, with states using the money to fill budget gaps.

Jonathan was initially enthusiastic about serving after October 7th but now feels ashamed. The article details his reckoning with his actions in Gaza.

Carly Schwartz tried experimental depression treatments in San Francisco, including ketamine injections from a shaman named Jonathan. She documented her experiences in her memoir I'll Try Anything Twice: Misadventures of a Self-Medicated Life. The treatments were unorthodox and unconventional.