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We Remember | Memorial Day 2015

Gilgamesh, in the epic Mesopotamian poem, wanted to live forever, like the gods. But Gilgamesh was human. His mortality meant

Throughout human history, our progress has been intimately linked to advances in science. Even in the so-called “dark ages,” the

Two articles have recently caught my attention—one about the rise of Christian militias, financed by American evangelical Christians, who are

Cheap Oil and Security Falling oil prices hit Venezuela, Iran and Russia hard | The Washington Post Russia ends US

Some of the strongest moments in last night’s State of the Union speech came when the President returned to a

The Senate Torture Report and the Long Walk Home Report Portrays a Broken CIA Devoted to a Failed Approach |

Pell Center Executive Director Dr. Jim Ludes and Ms. Kelly Mendell, President of MIKEL, a RI based defense company, published

In 15 minutes of remarks tonight , President Barrack Obama laid out his strategy to confront the threat posed by

On one hand, you’re turning your back on innocent children, many of them escaping poverty, violence and a number of