Organized Crime in Mexico: 4000 murders 2010
Drugs and Security in Mexico
The New Financial War: Electronic Credit Creation
GOVERNMENTS HANGING CITIZENS OUT TO DRY AGAIN
Smartphones rewires our brain
Our fixations on our smartphones are changing social norms, work routines and maybe even how our brains functions STORY HIGHLIGHTS Smartphones are becoming an important part of life and culture Some smartphone owners say they could not possibly be without the devices One man uses a Bible app to read scripture to a church congregation…
Syria backs Maliki for another term
Syria was furious with Maliki for what happened in the summer of 2009.
U.S. Air Force drops policy of bigotry for Gay Soldiers
U.S. Air Force Stops Enforcement Of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
First Strike in Global Cyber Wars
The powerful computer virus called the Stuxnet worm has captured the world’s attention, in part because of its sophistication, and because of speculation about what the malicious software might have targeted. “Stuxnet is really a computer worm on steroids,” says Robert McMillan, a computer security specialist and senior writer for the IDG News Service. “We…
Kosovo Demands International Legitimacy
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Kosovo’s Prime Minister Hashim Thaci give a press conference in Pristina, Kosovo, 13 Oct. 2010 Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged to work for broader international recognition of Kosovo on Wednesday during a visit to Pristina, the first by a U.S. chief diplomat since Kosovo’s independence in…
The AK-47: ‘The Gun’ That Changed The Rules of the Battlefield
The flag of Hezbollah features a fist holding an AK-47. The gun has become a symbol worldwide