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A Detroit father and his two teenage sons are displaced after a house fire destroyed their 15-year family home. The fire, started by a child on the front porch, forced the family to flee, and they are now staying in a motel with Red Cross assistance while seeking stable housing. A GoFundMe campaign by non-profit Brilliant Detroit aims to support the family.

An Israeli strike killed Ryan and Yaman. The author expresses anguish over the normalization of their murder.

US tax adviser Ryan's Texas-based group has agreed to buy Svalner Atlas in a $400 million deal, aiming to challenge the Big Four in Europe. The acquisition was anticipated to draw interest from private equity firms.

Ryan has reportedly agreed to acquire Svalner Atlas, a Nordic tax advisory firm. The deal marks a strategic expansion into tax advisory services.

Ryan hosts his final episode of Cogs of War to introduce Jonathan Panter as the new host and executive editor of the show. Jonathan discusses his background transitioning from naval officer to scholar and shares his vision for the program's future direction.

Michael Kofman discusses why American defense technology often underperforms in Ukraine, highlighting challenges including poor implementation, weak feedback loops, and mismatches between design intentions and battlefield requirements. The analysis examines the difficulties of fielding and iterating systems in active combat environments and explores what success requires in future conflicts.