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Photo: Triff, Shutterstock Where do you go to find surprising true facts from history, backed up by solid sources and told with nuance? You may be shocked to hear the answer is: Reddit. The sub called r/AskHistorians specialises in exactly this, with experts writing in-depth answers to questions about any area of history. Some answers are straightforward, but often we learn that history is more complicated than we thought, and that assumptions we make about the past aren’t always correct. So let’s take a tour through some of the things you didn’t learn in school. Football was deadly unt...

Body-worn cameras and freedom of information laws do enable oversight and accountability of the police, but they also hold the potential to force sensitive data and stressful episodes in private citizens’ lives into public view that’s easily accessible online.

Body cameras help monitor police — but what do they mean for citizens’ privacy? There are potential social costs to deploying body-worn cameras, including possible invasions of privacy when sensitive moments are recorded or made public. By Bryce Newell May 26, 2021, 10 a.m. May 26, 2021, 10 a.m. In the course of their work, police officers encounter people who are intoxicated, distressed, injured or abused. The officers routinely ask for key identifying information like addresses, dates of birth and driver’s license numbers, and they frequently enter people’s homes and other privat...