Notre Dame Survives Fire as It Has Wars and Revolutions
Although Notre Dame suffered significant damage in yesterday’s fire, the famous stone façade and twin towers remain intact, according to local officials.
The Expanding Frontiers: Education, Space and Employment
At the Space Symposium in Colorado, we and Colonel Kevin Kick gathered feedback on what leaders in academia, industry and the military want in education.
Sudan's Longtime President Falls in a Military Coup
After four months of protests, the Sudanese military on Thursday arrested President Omar al-Bashir during a coup and moved him to a “safe location.”
DSS Helps Secure Boston Marathon, Preps Peruvians for Pan American Games
The Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) is collaborating with its counterparts from Peru as they secure runners and onlookers at Monday’s Boston Marathon.
AMU Dean Chairs Experts’ Panel on Transportation Safety
Dr. Chris Reynolds, AMU Dean of Academic Outreach & Program Development, moderated a panel of four experts in transportation safety and counterterrorism.
Is a Fake News Law Absolutely Necessary for Our Society?
There is no doubt that fake news is a growing area of concern. But legislation against fake news can also impede freedom of expression.
Top US Commander Warns Google about Its Business in China
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dunford, issued a stunning rebuke last month to Google about its recent investments in China.
Congress Cedes Its Responsibility on Immigration Reform
As the debate continues on immigration reform, Congress has routinely failed to act. In fact, the last immigration reform bill was signed 30 years ago.
The Electoral College: Failed Experiment or Trusted Blueprint?
There are new rallying cries to get rid of the Electoral College – which would take an amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
The Importance of Human Rights Considerations in Foreign Policy
In this podcast, Dan Mahanty and Elise Carlson-Reiner deliberate over the current state of affairs of human rights in U.S. foreign policy.