Is Crime Really Tied to Unemployment? New Study Challenges Old Assumptions
For decades, one idea has lingered in both public debate and policy circles: when unemployment rises, crime inevitably follows. Yet new research from Suzuki...
USAID Official, Three Executives Plead Guilty to Fraud
USAID official Roderick Watson and three company executives pled guilty in a fraud and bribery scheme that began in 2013. The scheme involved at...
Forensic Science Breakthrough: Genealogy DNA Testing Identifies 39-year-old Skeletal Remains
In a groundbreaking case that merges genealogy and forensic science, the skeletal remains of a body known as John Doe were identified.
Doing Business in Mexico: Are Cartels Forcing American Companies to Pay Off Millions? Or Is It Media Hype?
The Mexican cartels and crooks gotta have their slice of the largest economic pies on the planet.
U.S. Gun Violence: Does Exposure to ‘Neighborhood Disorders’ Influence Adolescents to Carry Firearms?
A research team, inspired by the alarming statistics that portray gun violence as the primary cause of mortality among children and teenagers in the United States, embarked on a comprehensive investigation.
