Research Blog / Data Repository
This essay critically examines genocide denial and the moral costs of delaying acknowledgment during mass atrocities. It explores historical examples like the Armenian Genocide, Holocaust,
Research suggests smaller thigh circumference may be linked to higher mortality risk. Here’s what the science really says about thigh size, leg strength, fat distribution,
A deep-dive follow-up to Mapping the Money, examining how smaller PACs, Super PACs, 501(c)(4)s, LLC pass-throughs, donor networks, and local-sounding political groups obscure the true
Open source intelligence (OSINT) leverages publicly accessible information like records, satellite imagery, and social media for rigorous investigative work. Essential for journalists, OSINT enhances traditional
Why do casualty numbers lose emotional force as they grow larger? This reflective essay explores how humans understand — and often fail to understand —
As global criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza intensifies through legal proceedings, humanitarian reports, UN votes, polling shifts, and public discourse, millions of people still
Tipping was once a token of appreciation—now it’s a psychological trap. In today’s America, digital screens demand 30% before service is even delivered, while billion-dollar
Over the past decade, U.S. foreign aid has quietly reshaped wars, alliances, and humanitarian outcomes—often far from public view. From Ukraine’s wartime surge to Afghanistan’s
Discover how a quirky mathematical rule from the 1930s—Benford’s Law—is powering today’s AI systems to detect data fraud. From tax evasion and corporate manipulation to
Can honeybee venom really kill cancer cells? This in-depth article explores the science behind melittin, the powerful peptide in bee venom that punctures tumor cells,