Month: January 2026

By Renee Sahatdjian As a young girl, I remember finding an old newspaper clipping wedged between dusty books in my

By Dr. Sharlette Kellum From Secrecy to Shared Security In 1977, residents of Colares Island in Brazil reported beams of

By Charlotte Cardel Political violence in the United States isn’t new. While this kind of high-profile, partisan violence aimed at

By Ian Kennedy Gen Z-led protests across Asia and Africa have brought social media’s political power to the forefront, fundamentally