By Dr. Michael Pittaro
The findings of a grand jury investigation in Pennsylvania uncovered decades of horrendous sexual abuse by hundreds of Catholic priests. To bring the accused priests to trial, statute of limitations laws must be changed.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Sept. 5, 2018: Tropical Storm Gordon made landfall Tuesday west of the Alabama-Mississippi border – and other news.
By Jinnie Chua
As police-community relations continue to disintegrate in many towns and cities, how can community policing change the way the public perceives officers? One 26-year veteran officer shares the importance of officers being warriors, servants and leaders.
In today’s high-tech world, we are constantly vulnerable to cybersecurity threats. The ability to identify different types of cyber attacks is a useful way to protect yourself.
American Public University STEM Dean, Dr. Ahmed Naumaan continues his discussion on where strong AI is headed in our society. Will the machines ever be genuine thinkers?
By Robert Brzenchek
Cybersecurity threats from Russia, China and other transnational crime groups are increasing in both scope and intensity. Learn how cross-agency collaboration is needed to protect national security interests.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Aug. 31, 2018: A massive recall for nasal sprays and baby oral gels for potentially deadly bacteria contamination – and other news.
A fast-growing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo could become “the worst ever seen in East Africa,” according the latest warnings.
If school districts were required by law to teach swimming in their K-12 curricula, we could reduce the number of swimming emergencies.