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Are stings legal? Who’s most affected? A look at sting operations & how they’ve been used, in light of the new FRONTLINE doc "In the Shadow of 9/11."

Ayako Inagaki, director of human and social development at ADB's Southeast Asia Regional Department Southeast Asian countries are facing a fresh wave of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), mainly linked to new, more contagious virus variants and domestic and international travel. Adding to the challenge is the slow rollout of vaccination programs that are limited by supply in several countries in the region. Already, the pandemic has had a devastating impact on Southeast Asian economies, mainly because of mobility restrictions and border closures. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is working c...

A single emergency power accounts for 37 of the 40 national emergencies active today: the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which underlies most U.S. economic sanctions regimes. Although it was originally enacted to constrain the president during peacetime, Congress today has almost no ability to check presidential uses (or abuses) of this extremely broad power. Moreover, sanctions programs and targets have ballooned since IEEPA’s enactment, harming both Americans’ constitutional rights and the well-being of civilians abroad. The Biden administration has pledged to rev...

Virüsün matematiksel haritasını çıkaran Doç. Levent Özbek, “Ağustos sonunda Covid-19 gündemimizden kalkar. Bitmez ama etkisi çok az olur” müjdesi verdi.

An en banc federal appeals court ruled 8-7 on Thursday that a warrantless aerial surveillance program run by the Baltimore Police Department violated the Fourth Amendment.