Hiroshima

The 1,527-foot-tall BREN tower was the tallest free-standing structure west of the Mississippi River. Read More

A grossly exaggerated and noxious brand of faux-patriotism has had the United States in its grips since at least September 11, 2001. Read More

The U.S. military has been teaching its future leaders that a "total war" against the world's 1.4 billion Muslims will be necessary to protect America from terrorists, according to documents released today in a stunning story in Wired's Danger Room. A cartoon included in the Joint Staff Forces College presentation on "Jihad: Defined and Operationalized" contains a number of ugly stereotypes. Read More

A Hisato Sato brace put Hiroshima in control but it was Kashiwa that looked the more likely to emerge triumphant after superb strikes from substitute Junya Tanaka and Jorge Wagner Jorge Wagner pulled Nelsinho's men back from 2-0 down with 13 minutes left. Read More

One scene shared by all of the 20th century's bloodiest conflicts might have been lifted straight from The Road Warrior , or a Beckett play: spectral landscape; buildings obliterated; blasted trees; lifeless wasteland. Read More

Tiny meteorites found in the Sierra foothills of Northern California likely were part of a giant fireball that exploded in daylight with about one-third the explosive force of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima at the end of World War II, scientists said Wednesday. Read More

According to Ludwig von Mises, the notion of money as a measure of value is an artifact of the "classical economics" of Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and John Stuart Mill, who, by and large believed that value was an objective attribute of "goods."Read More

New research, "Clinical evaluation of novel interconnected porous hydroxyapatite ceramics (IP-CHA) in a maxillary sinus floor augmentation procedure," is the subject of a report. Read More

Commodity memory is an exceptionally volatile industry, and that's nothing new. Read More