The recent war between Iran and the United States should have confirmed a clear imbalance of military power. The United…
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Part the First: If You Stretch Biomedical Science Too Far It Breaks, Every Time. Gene editing using CRISPR technology has…
A petard was a small explosive charge used in Medieval and Renaissance siege warfare to blast open fortified gates. Because…
Part the First: Profit in Medicine. In a report that will tug at the heartstrings of everyone, STAT tells us…
Part the First: Profit in Medicine. In a report that will tug at the heartstrings of everyone, STAT tells us…
Modern warfare has produced a remarkable paradox. Never before have governments possessed such detailed knowledge of events unfolding across the…
Part the First: Jessica Wildfire on Apathetic Americans. As a paid-up member of the Professional Managerial Class who came from…
The discussion of war has changed remarkably little since antiquity. Historians, military strategists, and political leaders still evaluate conflict using…
Part the First: Back to the Past in Science and Medicine. The future of basic science in the United States…
Buffer zones are among the oldest concepts in military strategy. States facing persistent threats have long sought to place distance…