A long-lost Purple Heart medal earned by a KC native is now in safe hands, the story of how it was rescued from an auction in ...

The book, authored by Mary M. Cronin and Bruce Berman, is titled, “Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer’s World War II Photography.” ...

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The largest "No Kings" protest on June 14 is expected to take place in Philadelphia as a nod to the country's history and to avoid accusations that protesters are opposing the Army parade in the ...

That attitude must go. Replace it with “We can do another Manhattan Project today!” The Manhattan Project succeeded in World War II because of several unique conditions - political, industrial, and ...

Ultimately, a Manhattan Project for superintelligence would fail because fortifying such an effort would be extremely difficult; the technology itself is destabilising and risks a loss of human ...

But the project also effectively ended World War II. Japan surrendered within two weeks of the detonations of bombs developed by the Manhattan Project. Wadhwani also reports for The Tennessean of ...

The number of functional nuclear warheads in the world rose sharply in the first decades of the Cold War. The arms race began with the U.S. and USSR, but included the UK, France, China, and India ...

The U.S. government is considering a “Manhattan Project-style initiative” for artificial intelligence development without realising that, unlike nuclear power, AI doesn’t have an end-point ...

China is not waiting. It’s studied the lessons of history and outmaneuvered the world. The war is here. We must flip our perspective from a belief we will win to the desperation that we may not.

A congressionally chartered panel is urging the U.S. government to establish a modern-day "Manhattan Project" to develop advanced ... it returned to the secret World War II-era crash project to ...