Defense
US, in controversial deal, agrees to sell F-35s to Saudi Arabia
The potential move comes after the Pentagon sought to pull troops from the country earlier this year.
Military leaders warn the risks of falling behind adversaries in artificial intelligence research outweigh the potential risks of the technology.
The Congressional Budget Office said the prolonged military campaign will hit $2 billion to $3 billion a month.
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