By Dr. Michael Pittaro
Many questions still surround the ongoing investigation into the alleged suicide of Jeffrey Epstein. What is becoming clear is that more should and could have been done to prevent the suicide, but these steps were not taken due to some degree of negligence on the part of the prison.
By Dr. Keith Ludwick
An increasing number of terrorists are turning to social media to spread their ideology and even live-stream their attacks. Technology companies and governments must consider the role they play in regulating such content.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for May 6, 2019: Two police officers are killed in separate incidents; Tyson expands its recall, and other news.
EDM Monday briefing for March 18, 2019: Evacuations and flash flood warnings continue in Nebraska amid historic flooding and other news.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Although the murder of Rebekah Gould is still unsolved, new details have emerged from visiting the town where it happened. 14 years after her death, this is what we learned from tracking the killer’s likely movements and reviewing case documents firsthand.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Monday, August 20, 2018: A workplace shooting early Monday in Texas leaves 2 dead and one injured – and more news.
By Keith Collins
The value of firefighters is in many ways immeasurable, but do they deserve more compensation than they are getting? Beyond their life-saving duties, firefighters demonstrate their worth by being key figures in their communities.
By Keith Collins
Firefighters are at increased risk of health concerns including cancer, obesity and mental health issues. Find out how they can protect and maintain their personal health.