Digital technologies have become deeply embedded in modern society, shaping access to education, employment, healthcare, financial services, and civic participation. Yet the benefits of digital connectivity are not distributed equally. Digital inequality-often referred to as the digital divide-persists across socioeconomic, geographic, and demographic lines, influencing who can fully participate in the digital economy and who […]
Digital transformation has reshaped society across every sector, and education is no exception. Today, digital literacy is no longer a bonus skill — it is a fundamental requirement for academic success and future career opportunities. Students must be able to conduct online research, evaluate the credibility of information, communicate effectively, and use academic resources in […]
The relationship between national legal systems and Interpol is essential for global security, but it often creates tension. Interpol facilitates international cooperation in criminal investigations, such as issuing Interpol Red Notices, which request the arrest of individuals for extradition. However, these actions must align with national laws, which may protect citizens from unjust extradition or […]
Economic sanctions are an important tool of US foreign policy, regulated by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). These measures are aimed at changing the behavior of certain countries, organizations, or individuals that are considered a threat to national security, international security, or the stability of global finance. In this article, we will examine […]
OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control) sanctions play an important role in the global economy, affecting international trade and political dynamics. But their impact extends far beyond political decisions and affects the everyday lives of ordinary citizens. Sanctions on Turkey are a prime example of how sanctions can affect global and local economic processes. In […]
Across the United States, a growing civic gap is emerging. Older generations still vote at high rates and engage with traditional processes, while many young people are disengaging. This isn’t from disinterest but reflects a disconnect between how younger Americans live and how they’re asked to participate in democracy. Young adults interact through digital ecosystems […]
In 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association overturned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), giving states the authority to legalize sports betting. Since then, 38 states and Washington, D.C., have enacted legislation permitting it—transforming not just the gaming industry but also state economies and public discourse. […]
So, do you understand the world of casinos? Bright lights, big wins, the whole shebang. However, when it comes to tribal gaming technology, it’s a whole different ballgame, layered with complexities that you might not even imagine. Imagine trying to run a sophisticated tech operation while juggling two, sometimes three, various sets of rulebooks. That’s […]
Have you ever stopped to think about what truly makes a society thrive? Is it merely economic prosperity or something more profound and fundamental? The truth is that a truly flourishing society is one where rights are upheld, and equity is ensured for every individual. This isn’t just some lofty ideal; it’s the bedrock of […]
Contemporary globalization is accompanied by the strengthening of international law enforcement mechanisms, such as Interpol notices, which increasingly affect the rights of American citizens and residents. This raises an important question: to what extent is it possible and legitimate for the US national judicial system, including the Supreme Court, to intervene in cases with an […]