Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Bride of Stuxnet Webcraft as spycraft. Jonathan V. Last June 11, 2012, Vol. 17, No. 37 EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: But once Flame was running, it was like something out of science fiction. Flame could watch a target even when he was completely alone. It could listen to every […]
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May 30, 2012 Sierra Clubs Natural Gas The green lobby picks its next fossil fuel target. EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: The Sierra Club has deep pockets funded by liberal foundations and knows how to work the media and politicians. The lobby helped to block new nuclear plants for more than 30 years, it has kept
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May 15, 2012 Here Comes the Sunstorm Electric Grid Is Vulnerable to a Big Solar Blow; Officials Spar Over What to Do By RYAN TRACY ReutersU.S. electricity regulators are studying the impact of historic sunstorms. Pictured, a NASA handout image of the sun. With a peak in the cycle of solar flares approaching, U.S. electricity
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DECKER: Obama’s French auto bailout Government Motors buys a stake in sputtering Peugeot By Brett M. Decker– The Washington Times Wednesday, March 28, 2012 This April 21, 2009, file photo shows General Motors Co. world headquarters in Detroit. A confident General Motors has added 20 million shares of preferred stock to its initial public offering,
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March 13, 2012 Three years into America’s post-World War II drawdown,not a single U.S. nuclear bomber could hit a large, undefended target in Ohio. By WARREN KOZAK EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: But it turned out that many of the planes couldn’t even take off. The best mechanics had left the service for higher-paying and easier
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Updated March 9, 2012, 7:17 p.m. ET Humans are born with the curiosity of scientists but switch to investment banking. By BRIAN BOLDUC New York By 2020, the word “computer” will have vanished from the English language, physicist Michio Kaku predicts. Every 18 months, computer power doubles, he notes, so in eight years, a microchip
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March 6th, 2012 Employers and colleges demand Facebook passwords from applicants Maryland Department of Corrections asks a candidate for his Facebook password. EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: A recent revision in the handbook at the University of North Carolina is typical: “Each team must identify at least one coach or administrator who is responsible for having
Fleets fade away with Pentagon budget cuts Fleets fade away with budget By Rowan Scarborough– The Washington Times Sunday, February 5, 2012 The F-16 Falcon has been a mainstay in the U.S. Air Force arsenal, but the jet fighter and other types of tactical aircraft are being retired by the service for reasons of age
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