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She's taking her birthday suit to a new level, lounging in nothing but a robe while on vacation with fiancé Van Hunt.

She's taking her birthday suit to a new level, lounging in nothing but a robe while on vacation with fiancé Van Hunt.

The Mamdani ally is a former Al Jazeera staffer and Booz Allen Hamilton consultant who has regularly forked out to the campaigns of Israel-bashing Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich).

Admitted killer Luigi Mangione revealed Friday that he posed as an investor to United Healthcare as part of his sick murder scheme.

Lindsay Clancy made a series of disturbing Google searches – including “How to slit throat to die” – in the days and weeks leading up to the grisly murders of her three children, bombshell testimony revealed this week.

Speaker Julie Menin's e-bike crackdown won't require registration -- even though she previously supported the measure that safety advocates say would hold out-of-control riders accountable.

The West Harlem Development Corporation has still to create a strategic plan for spending $76 million in community development grants from Columbia University

For the first time in Greenwich history, condos are selling for as much as $12 million, blowing past the town’s previous record condo sale of $6.75 million by nearly 50 percent. The prices are coming out of Chilston Court, a new luxury development in downtown Greenwich from Caspi Development, the team behind Tribeca’s celebrity-favorite hotel...

The woman said she spent years seeking medical help for a range of symptoms to no avail, but all that changed after her husband joined her at a doctor's office as her health advocate.

Your Tea has been served by Liam Obergfoll! The Next Gen NYC newbie stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with our “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real about all the drama going down in season 2. The actor reveals how Ariana Biermann’s hook-up with Charlie Zakkour impacted him, which Housewife’s daughter...

Your Tea has been served by Liam Obergfoll! The Next Gen NYC newbie stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with our “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real about all the drama going down in season 2. The actor reveals how Ariana Biermann’s hook-up with Charlie Zakkour impacted him, which Housewife’s daughter...

She’s like an understudy, waiting for her opportunity to suit up alongside her teammates.

Boeing Unveils Cheap Radar Seeker Built From Off-The-Shelf Parts

By Michael Scanlon of Defense News

Boeing revealed an ultra-low-cost radar seeker Tuesday as this year’s Space and Missile Defense Symposium kicked off in Huntsville, Alabama, pitching it as a way to get missile guidance on more weapons for less money.

Installed in the nose of a missile or bomb, the seeker locates the target and guides the weapon toward it. Seekers are among the most expensive parts of a guided weapon, and Boeing’s argument is that their cost is what limits how many the military can buy.

Boeing’s Ultra Low-Cost Seeker, or ULCS, is an active seeker, meaning it emits its own radar signal rather than relying on one from an aircraft or a ground station. Boeing built it largely from commercial parts adapted for military use, and it is still in development.

The company said it is looking at using the ULCS in its air and missile defense interceptors, its guided bombs and its cruise missiles, because its design allows for reuse across all three rather than requiring a different seeker for each weapon.

Boeing said the seeker is designed for strikes from the air, land or at sea, in any weather and against moving targets. The company ran several tests on the ULCS earlier this summer.

Engineers checked the sensor design in an anechoic chamber, which absorbs stray signal reflections. The seeker also flew aboard a Beechcraft 1900 over land and water, where Boeing said it found and tracked targets as expected.

At Spaceport America in New Mexico, the seeker tracked a passing drone from a fixed position on the ground. Boeing then mounted it on a rocket standing in for a missile and launched it at a second drone carrying a reflector, which bounced radar back as a full-size target would. Boeing said the seeker survived the acceleration and vibration of every test, and detected and tracked its targets each time.

Reuse across weapons is the major selling point, according to Boeing.

“We are developing ULCS with the goal of sharing a common sensor architecture across several of our programs,” said Bob Ciesla, vice president of Boeing Precision Engagement Systems. He said the seeker is modular and built to an open standard so Boeing can fit it to different weapons and change it later without redesigning it.

Boeing already builds seekers for other weapons, some of them for competitors. The company makes the active radar seeker for the Lockheed Martin PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement interceptor and said it drew on that work for ULCS while aiming to build something cheaper for use against less sophisticated threats.

Steve Wright, Boeing’s senior manager for weapon sensors and advanced guidance, said work remains to be done.

“We still have more work to do, but the rapid testing our teams have completed prove[s] that this capability is real and will fundamentally change how we look at seeker affordability across our programs,” he said.

Boeing said its teams are studying the test data and using the results to shape the next round of work, including several flight tests in 2027 that will attempt to more closely replicate real-world scenarios.

Boeing is not alone in its attempts to exploit modularity. On Aug. 10, Lockheed Martin announced Strigo, a line of radio-frequency sensors, missile datalinks and seeker technologies built around the same modular premise, designed to serve a variety of weapons.

Boeing did not say whether its ULCS is being funded internally or attached to any existing funded weapons program. Nor did it say just how ultra-low the cost of its new seeker will be.

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The deal reportedly values the storied club at over $7 billion.

The 28-year-old singer and model has drawn both praise and criticism for her extensive body art over the years.

The 28-year-old singer and model has drawn both praise and criticism for her extensive body art over the years.

Luigi Mangione’s lawyers called the cold-blooded slaying of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson a “single, tragic event” – as they argued the admitted killer’s guilty plea triggers double jeopardy.

“He has now gone on to a better place where the hurts and challenges (pun intended) are no longer," his mom, Joni, said Friday.