Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif, detained for 11 years at Guantanamo Bay though never formally charged with any crimes, was found dead in his cell according to a Pentagon spokesman. He is the ninth death at the facility since opening in 2001.
Read MoreA software entrepreneur and noted philanthropist Ahn Chul-soo announced he would seek the South Korean presidency in a news conference inside a Salvation Army kitchen in Seoul. Ahn is the third candidate to have declared in the race thus far and he is expected to shake up the political landscape quite a bit. He’s popular […]
Read MoreThe growing violence in Syria to topple the Bashar al-Assad regime has international spectators increasingly concerned over the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the state. Who exactly is fighting against the Bashar al-Assad regime, and for what are they fighting? Why does the international regime stand-back while so many Syrians are killed in some of the […]
Read MoreRöyksopp is a Norwegian electronic music duo from Tromsø, formed in 1998. Their style ranges across various sub-genres such as electronic, downtempo, ambient, trip hop, dance, electropop, synthpop, and house music. [Vevo]
Read MoreThe Asteroid #4, Be Yourself, By Yourself, from “Hail to the Clear Figurines.” Click here to listen to the song in iTunes.
Read MoreIranian Revolutionary Guards reportedly discovered a listening device at the Fordow Nuclear Site disguised as a rock. When the soldiers attempted to move the rock it exploded. The transmitting device within was capable of intercepting computer transmissions.
Read MoreCould Japan and China go to war over something as small as the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu islands? Al Jazeera explores this question in the above video documentary. Background China’s Future Leader Warns Japan Over the Senkaku Islands Dispute Riots in China [Al Jazeera]
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