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Foreign support for Haiti after president’s assassination
Editorial Foreign support for Haiti after president’s assassination

Haiti has requested troops from the United States (U.S.) and the United Nations (U.N.) in order to help the country protect its key infrastructure after the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. The request was made public by Haitian Elections Minister Mathias Pierre, who provided details for

Data privacy & government agencies: Beyond best practices
Editorial Data privacy & government agencies: Beyond best practices

According to a recent survey, 68% of business leaders feel their cybersecurity risks are increasing —not good news for government agencies that handle sensitive data on a daily basis. Navigating the dangerous waters of protecting data is challenging, especially with all the recent changes and

Why Current Attacks Herald Serious Gaza Strip Conflict
Editorial Why Current Attacks Herald Serious Gaza Strip Conflict

The number of civilian casualties is on the rise in what came to be known as the most serious conflict in the Gaza Strip since 2014. Fighting between Israelis and Palestinians continues, as United Nations (UN) experts voice their concerns about the possibility of a “full-scale war” erupting in the

Vaccine Skepticism Could Come at a High Cost
Editorial Vaccine Skepticism Could Come at a High Cost

According to a recent study , 1 in 3 Americans stated they will definitely or probably refuse the COVID-19 vaccine, but how will their decision impact the future of others? While scientists hope that the number of those who ultimately decide to get vaccinated will be enough to achieve herd

Debates concerning gun violence on the rise after Boulder shooting
Editorial Debates concerning gun violence on the rise after Boulder shooting

Unlike most countries around the world, America has a deeply rooted gun culture that has caused multiple debates about gun control and legislation over the years. Multiple mass shootings have shocked Americans since the Columbine High School massacre, and the Boulder shooting is no exception to the

Escaping the COVID-19 pandemic can life return to normal in 2021
Editorial Escaping the COVID-19 pandemic can life return to normal in 2021

It has been more than a year since the COVID-19 pandemic started to reshape everyday life as we knew it. In the US alone, more than 500,000 people have died as a consequence of the pandemic. The virus went on to infect 111,878,487 people worldwide and kill as many as 2,478,131, according to the

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