If You Can’t Teach Plato in a Philosophy Class, What Can You Teach?

The case illustrates the extent to which campus censorship has run amok in Texas: If some of Plato’s texts can’t be taught in ...

Water Is the Supply Chain Risk No One Talks About — Until It’s Too Late

That blind spot is costing industries billions. Nearly 40% of global semiconductor production is located in regions projected ...

QuoteIQ Launches Route Density to Help Field Service Businesses Cut Costs, Reduce Drive Time, and Increase Profits

QuoteIQ, a CRM platform built for mobile and field service businesses, has announced the launch of Route Density, a new ...
Daily SabahOpinion

Is massification the enemy of elitism?

Broad access strengthens society, but without merit-based elitism it risks drifting into mediocrity and losing quality ...
The Blogs | The Times of IsraelOpinion

When Trump’s ICE Turns Identity into Probable Cause

No, ICE is not the Gestapo. The United States is not the Third Reich. The stakes are not identical. That architecture is on ...
Pocket Gamer.biz

Competitive or casual? Designing Candy Crush with "a spectrum of flavours"

Long-running puzzle giant Candy Crush is approaching 14 years since its debut on Google Play and the App Store.

California's “Angel of Death” Was a Notorious Killer. Then an Unlikely Team of Scientists Cracked the Case.

In October 2001 a Los Angeles County grand jury indicted Saldivar on six counts of murder and one count of attempted murder.
Dallas Voice

A&M demands prof remove sexual orientation and race from his philosophy class

Martin Peterson, a philosophy professor at Texas A&M, is being instructed to drop readings from his course related to race ...
csis.org

A New Paradigm in Disease Control—The Example of Hepatitis C Elimination: Will Countries and Donors Adapt?

We are at a transitional moment in how disease control efforts are structured in middle-income countries (MICs). To meet new evolving opportunities and threats in the coming decade in MICs, we cannot ...