Brian Whitman

Seymour Myron Hersh an United States investigative journalist and regular contributor to The New Yorker magazine on military and security matters has recently tried to sensitise Pakistan nuclear arsenal by writing an article about secret negotiations between Pakistan and United States officials for coordinated physical safety and security of Pakistani nuclear arsenal. Read More

SOMERVILLE, Mass. and BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- The Echo Nest announced today that its music intelligence platform will service MOG's All Access music offering, scheduled to launch by Thanksgiving 2009. Read More

Mike Burke Jr. looks to climb one more rung on the ladder at this week's Metropolitan Golf Association Senior Open Championship. Read More

The Pentagon has begun using a contractor to rate the attitudes of potential embedded reporters , according to the partially-government-funded Stars & Stripes newspaper. Read More

News reports in the U.S. quote unnamed military officials as saying the Pentagon has speeded up its process of notifying the International Committee of the Red Cross of the identities of terrorism suspects held at special military detention camps in Iraq and Afghanistan. Read More

News reports in the U.S. quote unnamed military officials as saying the Pentagon has speeded up its process of notifying the International Committee of the Red Cross of the identities of terrorism suspects held at special military detention camps in Iraq and Afghanistan. Read More

The United States has placed 50 suspected Afghan drug traffickers with ties to the Taliban on a Pentagon list of people to be captured or killed, said a Senate report released on Monday. Read More

David Wolgin walked to the first tee at Overpeck Golf Course on Saturday afternoon just hoping to earn a spot in next month's Bergen Amateur. Read More

Fresh off a hole in one, Brian Whitman is among more than a dozen locals trying to qualify this week for this month's U.S. Amateur Championship. Read More

Matt Dubrowski was in limbo, and for more than an hour he stayed there, nervously walking around the back patio of Hackensack Golf Club, awaiting his fate. Read More