How the U.S. Treasury’s New Aviation Sanctions on Iran Extend Beyond Tehran

How the U.S. Treasury’s New Aviation Sanctions on Iran Extend Beyond Tehran

The OFAC also suspended three Iran-related aviation authorizations that “allowed for overflights, and for non-U.S. airlines to fly U.S.-origin or U.S.-controlled commercial aircraft into Iran.” The sanctions, and their international reach, are intended to “intensify Iran’s economic isolation, to further degrade their military capability, and push them to some kind of a concession or settlement…

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Scott W Mason Sketches Fashion’s Biggest Moments

Scott W Mason Sketches Fashion’s Biggest Moments

Mason’s client list reads like a roster of fashion royalty: Gucci, Dior, Rabanne, Louis Vuitton. Courtesy the artist With fashion’s constant churn, it’s easy to lose sight of the art buried underneath it all. Add to that an industry increasingly shaped by big corporations and capitalism’s relentless appetite, and what was once a space for…

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AI Should Be a Wake-Up Call For Universities

AI Should Be a Wake-Up Call For Universities

Universities are now forced to ask what should define higher education: information or formation? The word “education” descends from the Latin educare—to nourish, to bring out. Education, at its root, was never only about filling a mind with information. It was about drawing out and nourishing all the unique qualities that define us. From their…

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