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  1. The Right Coast

    As Mystery Drones Fill Skies, Police and Businesses Want Authority to Take Them Down – WSJ

    By Thomas A. Smith

    ew Americans can legally take down a drone. Businesses, along with state and local law-enforcement agencies, want to change that. This month s New Jersey drone scare highlighted the potential threat…

  2. The Right Coast

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  3. Chicago Criminal Law Blog

    Illinois Law Enforcement Agencies Embracing Use of Drones

    By Darryl Goldberg

    Chicago Police Department Looking to Expand Drone Fleet Last year the Chicago Police Department (“CPD”) purchased its first five drones and hired three pilots, but the CPD is trying to…

  4. The Right Coast

    The Once-Dominant Tank Is Getting Humbled on the Battlefield – WSJ

    By Thomas A. Smith

    POKROVSK, Ukraine Even as tanks help Ukraine push into Russia, armies are rethinking how the powerful vehicles are made and deployed after a recent history of being humbled in combat.Tanks…

  5. ComplexDiscovery

    Drone Warfare and Cyber Attacks: The New Frontlines of the Ukraine Conflict (April 5, 2024)

    By Rob Robinson

    Editor’s Note: This concise article covers the latest developments in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on the recent Ukrainian drone strikes targeting multiple Russian airbases and the broader implications of…

  6. Plane-ly Spoken

    The FAA & Remote ID of Drones . . . Now There Are Consequences!

    By Mark E. McKinnon

    This is the week the FAA’s Remote ID requirement for drones went into full effect in the United States.  “Wait a minute . . .” I can hear you saying. …

  7. The Right Coast

    Mysterious Drones Swarmed Langley AFB For Weeks | The War Zone

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Langley Air Force Base, located in one of the most strategic areas of the country, across the Chesapeake Bay from the sprawling Naval Station Norfolk and the open Atlantic, was…

  8. Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider

    Alaska Expands Use of Drones for Avalanche Monitoring

    By Kathryn Rattigan

    State and local agencies’ use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS, or drones) has exploded in recent years. In Alaska, the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (Department) has started using…

  9. Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider

    The 2023 FAA Reauthorization Package and its Impending Impact on the Drone Industry

    By Kathryn Rattigan

    The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been working toward one goal when it comes to drones: get more of them safely in the air. However, right now, the FAA is…

  10. The Right Coast

    Drones Everywhere: How the Technological Revolution on Ukraine Battlefields Is Reshaping Modern Warfare – WSJ

    By Thomas A. Smith

    CHASIV YAR, Ukraine Wearing video goggles, a Ukrainian trooper crouched on the top floor of a gutted high-rise and piloted a small drone into the nearby Russian-occupied city of Bakhmut.With…