How NATO Is Quietly Reinventing Itself for Trump

How NATO Is Quietly Reinventing Itself for Trump

Yet a day later, the mood had changed. Trump departed Ankara praising “the love” among the allies. He was seduced by a carefully orchestrated procession of prime ministers and presidents of member countries of the alliance, each in turn swallowing hard and praising his leadership. They were following a script already played to great effect…

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Meet Me in the Notes App

Meet Me in the Notes App

Our phones, in other words, can augment our memories. Julia Soares, assistant professor of psychology at New Mexico State University, says that devices can become “partners for helping us remember things.”  “You’ll find some very heartfelt things that are digital,” she explains, adding that sometimes people don’t think of these “digital scraps or mementos” as…

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The Case for Investing in Local Government

The Case for Investing in Local Government

Local government brought transportation planners and civil engineers, emergency managers and first responders, neighborhood leaders and environmental organizations, parents and business owners to the same table. This led to real-time barricade deployment on dangerous streets, basin-by-basin planning, a platform called WaterWise that brings residents into resilience, and protections and public space that cost less, arrive…

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NY cops not ruling out another suspect may have been involved in murder-suicide that left grandma, her daughter, 4 grandkids dead

NY cops not ruling out another suspect may have been involved in murder-suicide that left grandma, her daughter, 4 grandkids dead

New York cops investigating a murder-suicide that left a grandmother, her daughter, and her four grandchildren dead have not ruled out the theory that the kids’ mom may have been complicit in their deaths. Amy Steadman, 64, Sarah Myers, 44, and Harper Harmon, 13; Hudson Harmon, 11; Gavin Harmon, 10, and Gracelynn Harmon, 10 –…

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