Ryan at Capital Cadre highlights this story on the F-22:Momentum is building within the Air Force to sell the service's prized F-22A Raptor -- which is loaded with super-secret systems -- to trusted U.S. allies, with Japan viewed as the most likely buyer, service and...
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I disagree with John Ikenberry. I don't believe that Article 9 of the Japanese constitution serves any further purpose, and I think it should be abolished.Ikenberry's case is built around.
Hoo boy, this is a complex one. ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: A proposal to build one of the country's largest wind farms in Idaho is drawing opposition from Japanese Americans. About.
Since joining Bluesky, I’ve learned more about developers (coders, programmers, tech bros, whatever they're calling themselves these days) than I ever imagined. Let me make clear, up front, what I expect from a Twitter replacement: a forum like Twitter but without the Nazis and other...
Some thoughts at 1945 on the future of surface ships... More than a year on from the sinking of RFS Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, we have few clear.
By popular demand (i.e., one or two people in the comments) I am breaking up my yearly games roundup into periodic updates over the course of the year. No idea.
After a two-week orgy, Bluesky is settling down to the problems of being a social medium. Not solving those problems yet, but defining a problem is the first step to solving it. Bluesky looks to me like the most likely successor to Twitter, if they...
On April 24, 1903, Mexican rail workers on the Pacific Electric Railway in Los Angeles walked off the job over low wages and the unwillingness of the rail baron Henry.
A friend of mine who is also an occasional commenter here noted privately in response to my Casino post from the other day that Scorsese just makes the same movie.
I was lucky enough to see Deerhoof for the first time on April 6 at the Columbus Theater in Providence. Seemed a pretty appropriate band to see right after the Big Ears festival as they might be a reasonably straight ahead rock band in some...
This is the grave of Kyutaro Abiko. Born in 1865 in Suibara, Niigata, Japan, on Honshu's western coast, Abiko grew up in the merchant class. His family ran a business.
So....Big Ears....... Yeah, man, that was a lot. Like, it was the greatest music weekend of my entire life, just an amazing celebration of sounds in one of my favorite.