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Trial By Numbers: How Statistical Illiteracy Violates Due Process

From flawed probabilistic estimates to opaque algorithms, statistical ignorance in the courtroom now threatens the very premise of due process.

The Fire That L.A. Wasn’t Ready to Fight

The Palisades fire was both a climate disaster and a failure of governance and trust.

When the People’s Water Vanishes

Big Tech is building water-hungry data centers in regions already suffering from severe drought, depriving populations of the potable water they require to thrive.

Clean Code, Dirty Energy

AI companies are resorting to natural gas to power their exploding energy demands, careless of environmental consequences.

Are You Paying the Price?

Big Tech companies recklessly sacrifice the public’s health and offload their economic costs onto consumers while they soak up the reward.

From Pandemic Prep to Political Purge: Trump’s War on Public Health

The Trump administration has flipped global and domestic public health institutions on their heads, threatening future pandemic preparedness, medical research, and public well-being.

Politics, Profits, and The Pentagon: President Trump’s National Defense Plans

President Trump and Secretary Hegseth have promised changes to the Pentagon, but they must pursue future plans with a dedication to the American people.

The US’ Fall From Climate Dominance

Trump’s withdrawal of the U.S. from the Paris Agreement is a major step backward, foreshadowing devastating ripple effects on clean energy, the economy, and climate conditions.

The Future of Food: Agricultural Safety and Economics in the Trump Era

In the past few years, the FDA has grappled with food safety concerns, consumable prices, and Big Agriculture. Yet, changes imposed by the Trump administration may only throw fuel to the flames.

Editor’s Note: Introducing “Lab Coats and Legislation: Science at Crossroads”

From slashing U.S. commitment to the Paris Agreement to proposing the construction of the “Golden Dome,” the Trump administration has, in its first six...