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  • BOOK REVIEW: ‘Planning Reagan’s War’

    In the 1980s, the Reagan national security team pursued goals that emanated from the beliefs of the president himself. The team used a variety of tools to achieve the goals. In "Planning Reagan's War," author Francis Marlo describes Ronald Reagan's plan for winning the Cold War as a "grand strategy." He doesn't see it as hyperbole, but as a term of art.


  • Livermorium, flerovium join periodic table names

    Nearly a year after they joined the periodic table, two man-made elements have been officially named.


  • Silicon Valley on Apple post-Jobs: success for now

    Apple headquarters is still standing in this leafy Silicon Valley suburb even after Steve Jobs' industry-rattling announcement that he was resigning as chief executive of the company he co-founded in a garage more than three decades ago.


  • Scientists man bioterror front lines post-9/11

    Just hours after the first death in the 2001 anthrax attacks, Tom Slezak was told to gather his team, collect his gear and get on a plane.


  • What's the age of the moon? It could be waning

    That old moon might not be as antique as we thought, some scientist think. They say it's possible that it isn't a day over 4.4 billion years old. But other astronomers disagree with a new study's conclusions. They think the moon is up to its typical age-defying tricks and is really pushing 4.6 billion as they have suspected all these years.


  • 2 new elements officially added to periodic table

    They exist for only seconds at most in real life, but they've gained immortality in chemistry: Two new elements have been added to the periodic table.


  • Periodic table gets heavier after 10 years with addition of 2 elements

    It's time for scholars and fans of applied science to update their periodic tables after more than a decade's wait: Two elements officially have been added.


  • 2 new elements officially added to periodic table

    They exist for only seconds at most in real life, but they've gained immortality in chemistry: Two new elements have been added to the periodic table.


  • New nuclear deterrents

    The failed attempt by a bunch of medical doctors who tried to detonate Mercedes Benz automobiles parked on London's busy streets and packed with the kind of propane cylinders Americans use to fuel backyard barbecues sent antiterror alert levels in the United Kingdom to their highest possible level.


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