"New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy likely has cancer after doctors found a tumor on his kidney, he said Saturday night.

Murphy, 62, plans to undergo surgery in early March to have the tumor removed and is expected to make a full recovery.

"The prognosis is very good and I'm profoundly grateful to my doctors for detecting the tumor early," Murphy said on Twitter.

Doctors found a 3-centimeter wide tumor on Murphy's left kidney during a recent CAT scan, according to his communications director, Mahen Gunaratna. About 90% of such tumors are cancerous, Gunaratna said."

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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. — "The Pentagon intends to create a program of record for a new nuclear-armed, submarine-launched cruise missile in its next budget request, with the goal of deploying the weapon in 7-10 years, according to a senior defense official.

Speaking on condition of anonymity during a visit to Minot Air Force Base this week, the official noted that the department is going through an analysis of alternatives, or AOA, process for the weapon, which was first announced during the rollout of the Nuclear Posture Review.

As part of the Nuclear Posture Review, rolled out in early 2018, the Trump administration said it would seek two new nuclear capabilities: a low-yield warhead for the submarine-launched ballistic missile, and a sea-launched nuclear-capable cruise missile. The first goal is complete, with the warhead, known as the W76-2, deployed for the first time in late 2019."

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