The recent debate between Senators Vance and Walz underscored significant divergences in climate policies and visions for the future of energy in the United States. Against the backdrop of Hurricane Helene, the moderators prompted discussions about climate change, energy production, and job
The Kenyan government's recent decision to recoup unpaid loans from the Hustler Fund by accessing defaulters' M-PESA accounts has ignited a significant debate regarding its legality and implications for data privacy. The contentious move was justified by Susan Mang'eni, Principal
The rise and fall of Philip Shiner, once hailed as a renowned human rights lawyer, reads like a cautionary tale of ethical degradation. His fraudulent actions centered around claims made against Iraq War veterans, deceiving the public and misusing taxpayer funds. Shiner’s story unravels as one of l
Dorothy Roberts, a distinguished legal scholar and public policy researcher, has dedicated her career to shedding light on the racial inequities embedded in health and social service systems in the United States. Through her groundbreaking research and advocacy, Roberts has uncovered how these
The landscape of university research and innovation has always been pivotal to driving technological and societal advancements. However, with evolving challenges surrounding intellectual property (IP) management and commercialization, legislative reform is increasingly necessary. The introduction
As South Korea grapples with the evolving landscape of data privacy, it faces mounting pressure to bolster its regulations for Big Tech companies. The country currently lags behind global standards, and this shortfall has led to frequent data leaks and cybersecurity incidents. Given the intense
