Biological Warfare

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They knew where to go, since the bodies had been identified from the air. But the terrain was unlike anything they had experienced before, and the mission went on for hours. Most chemical and biological warfare training takes place in urban environments or …

In the 1962 film adaptation of Richard Condons The Manchurian Candidate, a diabolical North Korean doctor named Yen Lo tells Staff Sergeant Raymond Shaw to pass the time with a little solitaire. These trigger words, accompanied by a Queen of Diamonds playing …

Though Batman may have done some truly unspeakable things throughout the course of his over eight decades as a costumed vigilante, nothing that the Bruce Wayne of the main DC universe comes anywhere close to the damage that his counterpoint from Earth -22 wou…

Introduction Anthrax is an acute febrile illness caused by infection with Bacillus anthracis. The mortality rate, even with treatment, ranges from

Universal Healthcare “We should make sure every American has immediate unencumbered access to the tools to defend themselves from germ attacks and agents of biological warfare.” Free College “It’s a proactive tax break for future job creators.” Ending Per…

Sometimes it really seems like we’re actively trying to bring about sci-fi level visions of apocalyptic end times. Ever hear of “the Tomb,” a cement bunker in the Marshall Islands? It looks like a flying saucer crashed into a reef atoll and half-buried itself…

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One of the more intriguing rumors surrounding Area 51 suggests that the vast majority of the top secret work undertaken there is handled not on the surface, but deep below it in hollowed-out chambers, tunnels, and vast underground installations. Certainly, th…

Research at a secretive Army germ warfare lab about 50 miles from Washington, D.C. that works with tularemia, which spreads more easily than anthrax, has been partially restarted after a federal inspection found two failures in containing unnamed germs or tox…