This January perspective offers a values-based reflection on creative leadership and learning. A reflection on how professional respect, shared values ...

Jon Stewart is bothered by the mainstream news because of broadcast companies coordinated attempts to spread biased political agendas. Specific ...

A neuroscientist and a musician are an unlikely duo. One analyzes electrical signals in the brain, while the other writes ...

Uganda is a presidential republic that is composed of multiple political parties. However, one political party, the National Resistance Movement, has ruled the country since 1986. The politics of ...

With hopes of reversing several years of economic decline, Ethiopia is aggressively pursuing the filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, currently the largest hydroelectric power plant in ...

Opening on October 16 in Beijing, the Party Congress celebrated the world’s largest political party, gathering over 96 million Chinese citizens. It also embarked Xi Jinping on his third term as ...

Dietmar “Dietz” Tinhof is a leading audio engineer and innovator in immersive 3D audio. Combining artistic sensitivity with analytical rigor, he trained as a keyboardist while studying geography with ...

Gabriele Lukesch is a television director at the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF), responsible for some of Austria’s most prominent live and current affairs formats, including “Report,” “Thema, ...

Technology has become a necessity in our everyday lives. It is often abused to some degree by millions of people, whether it be social media, online shopping, texting, or simply roaming the internet.

In the ever-evolving landscape of television, few figures have made as indelible a mark as Michael A. Levine. A former Emmy Governor and award-winning composer, Levine’s career trajectory defies ...