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For Syria, the civil war is still to come

With no clear successor to President Assad, the country faces a bloody power vacuum. A new kind of diplomacy is needed

The US and Russia announced plans for a conference on Syria last week.

Balancing Shia And Sunni Radicalisms

Don't defeat Iran. Shi'ism is not America's enemy. It is not in the long-term interest of the United States to side with the Sunni Arab states against Iran or vice versa.

Sanctum 2 Review (PC)

Coffee Stain Studios" Sanctum 2 (PC, XBLA, PSN) explores a blend of fast-paced FPS and strategic tower defense.  There"s a smattering of RPG and customization elements mixed into the clashing genres as well, and when all is said and done the title pulls off the blaster blender well.

Analysis: Syria's savagery will thwart reconciliation

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian soldiers slowly stab a man to death, puncturing his back dozens of times. A rebel commander bites an organ ripped out of an enemy combatant. A young boy hacks the head off a prisoner. A soldier mutilates the genitals of a corpse.

US's 'Cyberwar' Strategy: Making The Public Less Secure In The Name Of 'Security'

The US government seems to be responding to "cyber Pearl Harbor" by heading out on bombing runs of its own. All the concern for the safety of the American public displayed in Congress during the CISPA push seems to have been nothing more than the empty words we expect from our representatives.

Boston Bruins Comeback Definitely One for the Ages

It was certainly something to watch, one of those "where were you then?" moments—or rather, four of them.

Take-Two year-on-year revenue up, digital sales on the rise

Take-Two announced its financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2013, revealing that the company took in $1,214 billion in sales last year, up from $825,8 million for the fiscal year 2012.

Dazzle-paintbar

The basement of the Hôtel Americano in Chelsea, NYC has been done over in dazzle-paint reminiscent of the cubist battleship paint used to confound the enemy in WWI (and dazzle makeup used to fake out face-recognition systems).

Guatemala: Rios Montt supporters protest; court considers reparations for genocidevictims

[Guatemala City] On Friday, a court in Guatemala convicted former US-backed military dictator Rios Montt of genocide and crimes against humanity, in an historic trial: this was the first time a domestic court in any nation has convicted a former head of state for these crimes.

Which Villains Have the Best Chance to Take Down the Avengers-Like Miami Heat?

Years ago, in Miami, there was an idea: to bring together a group of remarkable people to see if they could become something more. To see if they could work together when we needed them to; to fight the battles we never could. It was an idea based on the belief that heroes truly do exist.