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People are always looking for ways to improve their brains, whether it's with vitamins, exotic potions, or homeopathic herbal concoctions. However, studies have shown that all one needs to do to be smarter is sniff a bit of rosemary.
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In what must surely be a breakthrough for the science and ethos of being hyperactive, a series of studies has found that holidays and relaxation destroy the mind. This is presumably part of the Everything You Like Is Bad For You motif.
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On Capitol Hill today, the Senate Intelligence Committee heard from National Counterterrorism Center (NTC) Director nominee Matthew Olsen in a nomination hearing.
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In the wake of the Wikileaks scandal and arrest, Congressman Ron Paul presented a number of questions that he believes should first be addressed.
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Semen was tested for effectiveness as an invisible ink during World War I, an entry from a diary belonging to a senior member of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) has revealed.
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Google and the CIA have invested in a company called Recorded Future, a firm that monitors the Web in real time. Saying it uses the information to predict the future, the company describes its service as "the ultimate tool for open-source intelligence."
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In a posting about a study done recently, an evolutionary psychologist declared liberals more intelligent than conservatives, but his thesis is countered by another psychologist saying, "No conservative should trust my profession."
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Video games containing violence, such as Resident Evil and Call of Duty, make players smarter, new research from the Netherlands suggests.
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A former agent of Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service, better known as MI6, has been remanded in custody after appearing in court. He is charged with trying to sell stolen intelligence files for three million dollars.
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CIA Director Leon Panetta told Congress that an the terrorist group Al Qaeda has been deploying operatives to the United States to set-up a new attack from inside.
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