A federal judge sentenced a retired University of Tennessee professor to four years in prison Wednesday for passing sensitive information from a U.S. Air Force contract to two research assistants from China and Iran. “Research assistants”? Bullshit. Plasma physics expert J. Reece Roth was found guilty in September on all 18 counts of conspiracy, fraud
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From the same human excrement that brought you Tiananmen Square. China’s communist government, showing concern that mounting protests in Iran could spark another “color” revolution in a close economic ally, has called for the disputed election results to be recognized and cautioned the United States and other Western powers not to meddle in Iran’s affairs.
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This is what happens with uncontrolled access of sensitive military equipment. Some Taliban fighters have been able to ward off attacks by U.S. aircraft by wearing special infrared patches on their shirts that signal that they are friends rather than foes. The patches, which can also help suicide bombers get close to U.S. targets, are
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Good gawd. China’s stellar growth could help pull the world out of its current economic slump, the head of the World Bank said on Monday, while hailing the yuan’s progress toward becoming a global reserve currency. With Chinese growth in the first quarter of 2009 exceeding most expectations, World Bank president Robert Zoellick said China
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Obama fails another test. North Korea’s second underground nuclear test has shown the world that it’s only a matter of time before the secretive regime develops the ability to mount an atomic weapon on a missile. Monday’s blast — by all accounts larger than its first one in 2006 — indicates the impoverished country will
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China’s build-up of sea and air military power funded by a strong economy appears aimed at the United States, the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff said on Monday. Admiral Michael Mullen said China had the right to meet its security needs, but the build-up would require the United States to work
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