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Another Memorial Day in this endless war Amy Goodman

As we pause to remember those who died for our freedoms, we are faced with the possibility of a 'forever war'

In a remarkable but little-noticed oversight hearing last week, the Senate Armed Services Committee looked at "The Law of Armed Conflict, the Use of Military Force, and the 2001 Aut

Geek Film Review: Iron Man 3 Reveals It's A Tech World After All

Iron Man 3 is a great - nearly classic - summer blockbuster, filled with awesome special effects, stellar performances, fewer plot holes than explosions and a heartfelt geek message at its core: technology drives and inspires us, enables us to save the world - and how we control our tech ultimately

4 Ways to Convert Your Site to Retina

A new generation of Retina displays with high pixel densities is now on the market. Unfortunately, that means your website imagery could instantly become ugly and pixelated if you don't take action


With the introduction of the iPhone 4 in 2010, Apple no longer measured its screens in p

FIFA 14: Breaking Down Best Changes from Previous Versions of Game

FIFA 14 might not be out yet, but if the proposed changes are anything to go by, then the latest version of the famous game is shaping as one of the greatest yet.

Some of the proposed changes are more obvious than others, and some will be better received by gamers themselves.

Cincinnati Bengals: Why Andy Dalton Isn't the Next Mark Sanchez

Andy Dalton and the Cincinnati Bengals are prepping for the 2013 season after back-to-back playoff appearances and another successful bout with the NFL draft. 

We're entering Dalton's third year in the league after being selected by the team in the second round of the 2011 NFL draft.

Old School Dungeons & Dragons: Wizards of the Coast"s ProblemChild

Over time, the rules governing classic role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons changed and took on a weight of their own. Role-playing elements sank into a mire of charts and tables and special abilities.

Kentucky Derby 2013 Contenders: Horses That Won't Live Up to the Hype

In the case of the Kentucky Derby, hype determines odds, favorites and ultimately the disappointment from owners, trainers and jockeys alike when only one horse wins and the rest of the field is left to wonder what went wrong.

Nielsen Is Finally Including Online Viewers in Its Television Ratings

Nielsen, the company that determines whether or not your beloved television shows even matter, has been perching dangerously on the verge of irrelevancy for years but all that's about to change.

Apple's contact service intelligently determines when to send a text instead of a call

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Tuesday granted Apple a patent for a dynamic communications system that automatically selects the best method of contacting another person, be it through voice, text or email, based on a given situation.

UFC 159 Notebook: Jones Assumes Top Spot, Bisping Can't Get over the Hump

After most UFC events, I like to take a few days to reflect on what I've seen before passing any judgments. I watch the fights on my television at home, since up until that point I've only had the live experience of sitting on press row and working.