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ISIS Has a Forgotten History of War on the Water
Media reports and military strategists alike are ignoring the consistent and dangerous threat posed by jihadists who make the water a battle
It鈥檚 Time for CISA to go back to School : OTI grades the best, and the worst, CISA amendments
Just before they left for the August recess, Congress reached a tentative agreement to proceed on the controversial Cybersecurity Informatio
Making Safety a Market
The catastrophic numbers of deaths in car accidents aren’t a foregone conclusion, writes Levi Tillemann, who argues that creating a synthet
The Criminal Justice Conflict
A struggle is emerging between those pushing for bipartisan criminal justice reform and others who say building reform efforts around 鈥渘onvi
The Path from the Storm
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is still at the center of English professor John Alexander’s definition of home.
The Soup to Nuts Approach to Financing College
The presidential campaign trail is littered with ideas for making college more affordable. Rachel Black, William Elliott III, and Melinda Le
COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY NETWORK GATHERING AT THE 2015 ALLIED MEDIA CONFERENCE
On June 18th, 2015, at the 17th annual Allied Media Conference, over 90 people attended the first ever Community Technology Network Gatherin
The DISH Network Blackout
Nearly 5 million households receiving their paid TV service from DISH Networks lost access to 129 local TV stations in 36 states operated by
The Real Reason That Colleges Go ‘Test Optional’
When George Washington University announced last month that it was adopting a 鈥渢est-optional鈥 admissions policy.