The Threat From Disaffected Citizens

Law enforcement has to worry about many types of threats. Police don’t just worry about conventional crime, but are effectively Continue reading →

Cyberwar Becomes Common

Cyberwarfare is developing far faster than people’s awareness of it. Attacks make occasional headlines, but any call to limit the Continue reading →

Puerto Rico Exodus

Puerto Rico’s financial problems are severe enough that Puerto Ricans are leaving the island. For years, the net migration has Continue reading →

Costs Of Climate Change

Curtailing climate change could save $1.8T by 2040. Not curtailing climate change could cost $44T by 2060; so say Citibank. Continue reading →

Barclay Adopts Bitcoin

Bitcoin is gaining acceptance by major financial institutions. They are being cautious about it, but Bitcoin and the technology behind Continue reading →

Data That Matters August 2015

The price of wind power just hit a new low: $0.025/kwh. Facebook gets one billion visits in one day, a Continue reading →

Power To The Rich

The trends in American policies and politics have spanned enough time that data can be collected. “the preferences of the Continue reading →

New Use For Unused Food

From 30% to 40% of all food grown is wasted, either through damage in transport and storage, spoilage, people buying Continue reading →