The liberal media obsession with climate change continues to mask the reality of what happened in Hawaii: human incompetence made for dangerous circumstances that predictably killed over a hundred ...

Sole bidder Saudi Arabia is to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. Human rights organizations have raised the alarm about a lack of scrutiny over labor rights, freedom of expression and LGBTQ+ rights in the ...

We're thrilled to announce the return of GamesBeat Summit Next, hosted in San Francisco this October, where we will explore the theme of "Playing the Edge." Apply to speak here and learn more about ...

It is perhaps the most pressing unanswered question from Los Angeles' January firestorm: How did officials fail to issue timely evacuation alerts for residents in west Altadena, where all but one of ...

Just weeks after the United Nations launched a 100-nation panel to tackle environmental damage and human rights abuses in mining for critical energy transition minerals, a new report by Business & ...

ST. LOUIS — Countless residents weren't warned before a historic tornado claimed the lives of five residents in St. Louis on Friday. Numerous residents in the path of the tornado said the city's storm ...

Artificial Intelligence or AI has become a big deal in the school security world. A quick internet search reveals that the wonders of security systems enhanced with AI are being marketed, sometimes ...

Source: Richelle/Adobe Stock Failure is often seen as a roadblock, but what if it's a natural part of growth? Like a baby learning to walk, our stumbles shape our resilience. In this reflection, we ...

Failure is a predictor of success. This is, without question, one of life's great ironies. And it has deep roots in the evolution of life. And it is, without hesitation, simply true. From a biological ...

The verdict is in. Most cloud computing failures can be traced back to very human mistakes. What (expensive) lessons have we learned? I’m often taken aback by how the press frames cloud computing ...

For the entirety of my 34-year career as a plaintiff personal injury lawyer in Phoenix, the calls have been heartbreakingly familiar: a parent and spouse is paralyzed because someone was texting; a ...