Where in the world will Edward Snowden go?
Right now Snowden is playing the waiting game. The infamous NSA leaker partnered with WikiLeaks and filed for asylum in
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In Remembrance: The Granite Mountain Hotshots
Tomorrow, the United States will celebrate the freedom of the American people, made possible by the Founding Fathers. On Tuesday,
Read MoreWhy I love PRISM (OpEd)
There is no secret to what the nation’s newest political and ethical scandal is. Taking its name from a small
Read MoreThe Human Side of Cybercrime (OpEd)
What do cyber criminals, Greek gods, and Facebook have in common? They are all connected to “Zeus,” a Trojan horse
Read MoreEdward Snowden: Civic Hero or a Government Threat?
As everyone now knows, the NSA has had the American public under high surveillance with access to phone logs from
Read MoreFormer Newsweek Bureau Chief Speaks About War Reporting post-9/11
On Tuesday evening, former Newsweek Bureau Chief Scott Johnson spoke to the Pell Center community about his experience as a
Read MoreILO Releases World of Work Report 2013
The International Labour Organization released the preprint edition of the World of Work Report 2013: Repairing the economic and social fabric online on
Read MoreThere’s Surf and Sun, but is there Sand?: RI Beaches Rebuild Post-Sandy (Op-Ed)
With Memorial Day weekend over, it is officially beach season. The Providence Journal reports that Rhode Island beaches are in
Read MoreRobert Whitcomb Joins New Class of Fellows at Pell Center
Scholars and Practitioners will support wide-ranging efforts in public affairs and international relations Newport, RI—The Pell Center for International Relations
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