Scott Douglas Jacobsen

“Automation is about repeating things. If your enemy observes your behaviour repeated many times, he can create effective countermeasures.”

Human rights researcher Mariia Klymyk discusses evidence of systematic torture, coercion, and abuse of Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war held in Russian captivity.

“Now everything is very fast, fast, fast, and there is no time for thinking.”

Everywhere Insiders 50: Tulsi Gabbard Resignation, Iran Talks, and Rising Antisemitism How do Tulsi Gabbard's resignation and Iran negotiations reflect shifting geopolitical strategy and rising antisemitic threats?

“If freedom of navigation becomes negotiable, the United States may concede ground on other fronts.”

“In bringing woman into life, nature did not ask: ‘Is this a man or a woman, that I should endow them with corresponding abilities?’ No —…

Why do Pride events and LGBTQ visibility still matter for queer youth today? is a trailblazing LGBTQ broadcaster, entertainer, and activist.

Ukrainian journalist Iryna Stryzhka reflects on surviving a Russian drone strike, raising children during wartime, and preserving dignity while reporting on the human cost of Russia's invasion.

Sofia Nordgren on Adoption, Identity, and Searching for Biological Truth How did Sofia Nordgren's childhood experiences shape her search for biological family and adoption truth?

“What makes the situation even more painful is that my story remains incomplete. It is still filled with confusion. In some ways, I feel abandoned all over again because I have had to pay relatives in order to obtain information about my own childhood and identity.”