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Army tech seminar shows warfare's future

Shaun Waterman THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Electromagnetic pulse guns, genetically designed killer diseases and swarms of miniature self-guided missiles — if these sound like the products of a mad scientist, they ...

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    The Qalandia crossing, the Israelis say, is where potential attackers are filtered out before reaching Jerusalem. Palestinians say it's a daily humiliation they must endure to reach jobs, family, medical appointments and schools. Continue reading »

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    Japan confirmed Tuesday secret Cold War-era pacts with Washington that tacitly allowed nuclear warships in Japanese ports in violation of a hallowed postwar principle, effectively acknowledging that previous governments had lied about them for decades. Continue reading »

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