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    The Pentagon has announced a set of new initiatives covering bases, technology and warfare. The announcement was carried by Fox News, which framed it as a package of defense modernization measures. Details of the specific programs, funding levels and timelines have not been provided, and it is not yet clear how the initiatives will affect US military operations or defense contractors.

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    Friars use modern technology to restore 13th century basilica●Friars turn to modern technology to repair 13th century basilica✉newsTechnology14 h ago

    Franciscan friars have adopted modern technology to help repair a 13th century basilica, combining centuries-old religious stewardship with contemporary restoration tools. The story highlights how heritage conservation increasingly relies on digital techniques to preserve medieval structures. Details of the specific methods and the basilica's condition have drawn attention to the broader challenge of funding and maintaining historic religious sites.

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    Federal technology fund commits $83 million to AI and permitting projects▼New TMF investments: $83M for agentic AI, fast environmental reviews and more✉newsTechnologyAI2 d ago

    The federal Technology Modernization Fund is announcing a new round of investments totaling $83 million, with funding directed toward agentic artificial intelligence projects and faster environmental permitting reviews, among other IT modernization efforts. The allocations signal the fund's continued push to back emerging technologies across federal agencies, with AI and expedited permitting drawing particular attention.

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    Leisure City K-8 Center unveils new innovation space▼State-of-the-art innovation space unveiled at Leisure City K-8 Center✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    Leisure City K-8 Center has opened a state-of-the-art innovation space, announced by Miami's Community News. The facility is intended to give students access to modern learning technology and creative resources at the Miami-area school. Details about funding, equipment and programming have not yet been made public, and wider community reaction is still limited.