Myanmar’s Media Confronts a Crisis
The recent jailing of reporters in Myanmar and reactions to the Rohingya crisis reveal mounting threats to its journalism environment.
OTI and Coalition Urge Supreme Court to Limit Government Access to Data Stored Outside U.S., Citing Privacy and Security Concerns
The case involves Microsoft’s challenge to a U.S. government warrant seeking the content of a customer’s emails that are held in Ireland.
Political Fallout of Hurricane Harvey Could Begin This Year in Houston
In Texas’ largest city and its suburbs, Hurricane Harvey is a key issue for both incumbents and candidates.
Senate Voted to Grant Administration More Section 702 Surveillance Authority
The FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act reauthorizes Section 702 for six years without any reforms to this surveillance program.
Shining a Light on Award Letters that Leave Students in the Dark
After getting into college, students receive financial aid packages that are often missing key information about costs.
With Your Smartphone, Fear Is Never Far Away
An exploration into how our use of technology impacts our relationship with fear.
Equity and Inclusion in Dual Immersion Education
Dual immersion programs are popular and they’re good for dual language learners. Why isn’t Arizona letting DLLs enroll?
Cybersecurity in Development: to mainstream or prioritize?
Five Problems with the DHS/DOJ Report on Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States
On January 16, 2018, the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security released a report on foreign terrorist entry.