SDPD Shares Its License Plate Database with Border Patrol—and Hundreds of Other Agencies
The SDPD conceded that it has broad leeway over who can access the data, which some contend comes with a host of problems.
The Death of Cambodian Democracy
On World Press Freedom Day, it’s important to remember the tenuous state of independent media in countries like Cambodia.
The Undemocratic American State?
What race and the lessons of history teach us about today.
We May Not Know When Automation Will Take Over, but the Anxiety Is Already Here
The anticipation of losing your job might be enough to cause health problems.
Who You Gonna Call?
Even if you practice good cyber-hygiene, you might not know how to report an attempted cybercrime—because there’s no clear way to do that.
Video: Growing Stronger Pre-K Teachers in San Jose, California
Iraq After ISIS: What to Do Now
Join the International Security Program for a discussion on propose the contours of a positive, forward looking U.S.-Iraqi relationship.
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It’s Tough to Step Up Without Steps: Building a Ladder for Family Child Care Providers
Xi Jinping Puts ‘Indigenous Innovation’ and ‘Core Technologies’ at the Center of Development Priorities
Assessing the Kindergarten Readiness of Dual Language Learners
How can kindergarten readiness assessments (KRAs) produce more accurate, complete data on DLLs’ knowledge and skills?