By Robert Mackey August 27, 2012 5:59 pm August 27, 2012 5:59 pm In a video uploaded to YouTube on Monday morning, activists and rebels could be heard rejoicing as a Syrian government helicopter crashed outside Damascus. As my colleague Steven Erlanger reports, Syrian rebels claimed responsibility for shooting down a government helicopter during fighting in the eastern suburbs of Damascus on Monda
Say this for the GOP: by resurrecting the very bad, no good, truly awful idea of a gold standard, they’ve given us something to talk about. Matthew O’Brien makes one obvious point: anyone who believes that the gold standard era was marked by price stability, or for that matter any kind of stability, just hasn’t looked at the evidence. The fact is that prices have been far more stable under that da
Usain Bolt’s 9.63 set an Olympic record in the 100. So how far ahead of every Olympic medalist is he? Related Article » Sources: "The Complete Book of the Olympics" by David Wallechinsky and Jaime Loucky, International Olympic Committee; Amateur Athletic Assocation; Photographs: Chang W. Lee/The New York Times, Getty Images, International Olympic Committee
How a Secret Cyberwar Program Worked Programmers at the National Security Agency and in the Israeli military created a series of worms to attack the computers that control Iran’s nuclear enrichment center at Natanz. The attacks were repeated for several years, and each time the programs varied to make them difficult to detect. One of the variants escaped from Natanz and became public. In the summe
By The New York Times March 28, 2012 9:28 am March 28, 2012 9:28 am Tibetan exile Jamphel Yeshi, who set himself alight on Monday in New Delhi and died on Wednesday, left a letter behind which seems to be an attempt to explain his actions. “The fact that Tibetan people are setting themselves on fire in this 21st century is to let the world know about their suffering, and to tell the world about th
Updated | Wednesday | 5:28 p.m. Last week, as rockets were fired into and out of Gaza, the Israeli military also moved to take the high ground on what an official described as the “second battlefield” of social networking sites, by beginning a campaign to discredit Palestinian bloggers who had misidentified images on Twitter. In this virtual campaign, bloggers for the Israel Defense Forces made so
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