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UPDATED: The logic of nuclear genocide: As I've described below, there is a (thankfully) not-fully-articulated logic to much of the m...

Hezbollah's impressive investment in digging holes in the ground in South Lebanon attests to the imminence of the threat they pose to ...

The arrested suspects turn out to be exactly who you'd expect them to be : British authorities ...

A number of authors such as Malcolm Gladwell and Thomas Friedman are perennials on the bestseller lists because readers believe they will ...

An obsessive neocon trope for the last five years has been that this very moment is the autumn of 1938 all over again, when it's our l...

I've been pointing out that much of the Establishment dismay over Sen. Lieberman's loss in the Connecticut primary is worry that t...

As I mentioned yesterday, the U.S. has over 80% of the world's aircraft carrier capacity, as measured in naval warplanes. So, why isn...

As part of my daylong obsession with providing some perspective on war in the modern world, in contrast to the fevered discussions you...

On December 7, 1941 a Japanese fleet built around six aircraft carriers with 423 warplanes car...

In the Connecticut Democratic primary, the anti-war challenger Lamont has a a 51.9 to 48.1 lead with about 5% of the votes left to count. ...

A reader writes: In past pieces you have expressed the opinion th...

This is the slightly eccentric but hugely informative blog from the well-stocked mind of old solider "coolbert." Here's the ...

A reader who has lived in Japan for a couple of decades comments: ...

George Orwell described in " Shooting an Elephant " the frustrations of empire, based...

As I reported in VDARE.com in August 2005, there is some evidence that the black-white IQ gap is finally...

A reader points me toward this CNN article from May: Indianapolis was the leader among all major U...

In the Washington Post in " History's Against Him ," Francis Fukuyama tries to stick some fingers in the leaking dyke of hi...