– NYT says Ukraine is shooting down Russian drones with missiles that cost far more than their targets.
– WSJ says defense industry consolidation impedes increased production.
– Soldier cellphones make them targets.
– Franklin Foer says maybe we need the old folks in Congress.
– Military Times is happy with the number of veterans in the new Congress.
– WaPo column says cheating with AI-written essays can be curbed by requiring hand-written submissions. It also explains why handwritten notes make you smarter than typing them.
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