In the years since computer scientist Tim-Burners Lee created the “World Wide Web” in 1990, online piracy has been on the rise, ranging from the simple film or music piracy that people around the world regularly indulge in, to data piracy by powerful states collecting massive caches of documents, emails, and analytics data from their rivals.
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Demonstrations erupted in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad and in several provinces across Iraq.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern proposed an outright ban on semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles six days after the attacks, and this action was met with widespread public support, despite backpedaling from the State Attorney General.
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By Gabrielle Goldworm Staff Writer Scotland Yard has identified two suspects involved in the poisoning of former Russian double agent,
Read MoreWriter Garbrielle Goldworm takes at look at recent history to analyze the rise of autocracies in the modern world.
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Staff Writer Gabrielle Goldworm examine the political atmosphere currently surrounding the white house and the constant changes happening in the Trump Administration.
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We have reached a point in American history where we may never make offhand jokes about guns again, because it will always be too soon after a school shooting.
Read MoreIndia’s history of honor killings exist in an already vast context of gender-based violence.
Read MoreThis winter Olympics has brought special attention to itself, due to an announcement made by North and South Korean officials in early January stating that the two nations intended to march together during this year’s opening ceremony.
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On November 12, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck near the Iran-Iraq border, injuring over 7000 people and killing over 500 more. The earthquake sent out seismic shockwaves, reportedly reaching as far as Lebanon, Israel, and Turkey.
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