Iraq Science & Technology News

Over the years, I’ve experimented with various training techniques.  I’ve done the workouts from Arnold’s Encyclopedia, DC training, Dorian’s HIT, and everything in between.  Currently, I’m running a 5-day split, with a major and minor body group being hit in...

19 AM on October 28, 2009. That's the question people are discussing today. Joshua Holland is an editor and senior writer with AlterNet. Share and save this post:                      AlterNet Social Networks: OK, the Dems had a choice...

A new examination of skulls from the royal cemetery at Ur, discovered in Iraq almost a century ago, appears to support a more grisly interpretation than before of human sacrifices associated with elite burials in ancient Mesopotamia, archaeologists say. Palace...

The trial of Danny Fitzsimons, a former paratrooper, is due to begin in Baghdad tomorrow. He is charged with the deaths of fellow security guards, Paul McGuigan, a Briton, and Darren Hoare, an Australian, in a trial that has raised...

Iraqis spent $80m on ADE651 bomb detectors described as useless Simon de Bruxelles, and Oliver August in Baghdad The Iraqi parliament is looking into the sale by a British company of “bomb detectors” costing millions of pounds amid claims that...

The U.S Postal Service expects to process more than 30 million pounds of mail destined for overseas military installations this month and in December, including war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Postal Service is offering free Military Care Kits,...