Was the US-orchestrated attack against Syria a ruse implemented alongside Russian leadership?
When it comes to tit-for-tat between the world’s most powerful countries, it's a game akin to playing chess using human
The many times Ernest Hemingway almost died from bizarre accidents (before taking his life by his own hand).
From the mid 1920’s through the mid 1950’s, Ernest Miller Hemmingway produced some of the world’s greatest literary works. His
Artificial intelligence that perfectly predicted Kentucky Derby winners says war is imminent
Its name is UNU and it’s a sort of artificial intelligence that works on a “hive mind” model. Its accuracy
Horrors of war: That time the U.S. Army buried hundreds (possibly thousands) of Iraqi soldiers alive
“I came through right after the lead company. What I saw was a bunch of filled-in trenches with people’s arms
Here’s why many believe World War III is all but inevitable as governments around the world struggle against economic collapse
Nobody wants another world war and up until the past decade, many thought the world had matured enough to avoid
That time President George Bush’s plane was shot down and he narrowly avoided being eaten by cannibals
When the horrific details were finally revealed to the American public in 2003, it came to be known as the
Photo series captures weeping and crying teenage jihadi suicide bomber as his friends merrily send him to his death
Westerners can't comprehend the logic of suicide bombers. It’s not that Westerners won’t give their life in service of their country (many have) but
The Gombe Chimpanzee War – violent four-year civil war for territory involved kidnapping, rape, and murder (1974)
The violence began on January 7, 1974 when a party of six males from the southern Kasakela tribe brutally attacked
Nazi SS commander found living peacefully in modest Minnesota suburb
The Associated Press is reporting today that a top commander of a Nazi SS-led unit accused of burning villages filled
The Lost Letter
The Letter is Sent On September 22, 1918, days before the end of World War I, George Kemp penned a letter
