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Won’t Get Fooled Again?

COMMENTARY | In the world of cybersecurity, the more things change the more they stay the same. 

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Why it's time to supercharge data infrastructure funding

Advances in technology have set the stage for pivotal collaborations between computer scientists, statisticians, mathematicians and domain scientists—but government needs to pitch in.

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Building accountability into the coming spyware ban

A long-anticipated executive order to block foreign commercial spyware should also come with accountability for companies that neglect cybersecurity best practices.

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Remembering Professor Carter

Steve Kelman reflects on the former defense secretary's life in government and academia.

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Do Traffic Signals Need a Fourth Light for Self-driving Cars?

Another light could improve traffic flow with the influx of self-driving vehicles hitting the market.

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Large Numbers of Americans Want a Strong, Rough, Anti-democratic Leader

A new national survey sheds light on why.

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ChatGPT is Great – You’re Just Using it Wrong

COMMENTARY | ChatGPT is better used for playacting than playing at finding facts.

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There are Just 7 Long COVID-19 Symptoms

Research indicates COVID-19's long symptoms are not as varied as previously thought.

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Measuring for management

Steve Kelman is impressed with how today's senior federal civilian and military managers approach performance data.

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That Time the Federal Government Was Ruled By Czars

How a term for Russian oligarchs came to be applied to American government officials.

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Why Zoom Happy Hours Fall Flat

Booze and in-person gatherings just go together. Virtually, not so much.

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Vaccination to Prevent Dementia? New Research Suggests Viral Infections can Accelerate Neurodegeneration

Avoiding viruses over decades may help humans avoid Alzheimer's disease.