Recent cyberattacks, including the Colonial Pipeline and SolarWinds hacks, have revised the debate around centralized versus decentralized system designs.
Shockingly, eighty-five percent of American critical infrastructure is owned by private companies, yet the U.S. government leaves it to private enterprise to protect itself.
Recently there have been signs of “trouble in paradise” when Jordan, which has been a stable and relatively havoc-free country, witnessed a rare drama unfold.
Domestic extremism in the United States is now the most significant terror threat inside our nation according to the Secretary of Homeland Security.
Law enforcement agencies are ultimately caught between a rock and a hard place. They must work to manage active shooter incidents, while often coupled with the notion that they can’t infringe on civil liberties.
The argument for reparations is more complex than some people may think. It is not only an argument for justice, but for justice given and then taken away.
Though the Quad dialogue is intended to address shared security concerns, this summit led to member nations pledging one billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
The United States Supreme Court is one of the last government institutions which maintains a ban on cameras. Learn how cameras would allow the public to observe some of the most important legal issues facing America today and instill public confidence in the overall judicial process.