Scientific misconduct is on the rise. But what exactly is it?
Academic journals retract papers when they are concerned that the published data is faked, altered, or not “reproducible.” ...
Des Moines considers changes to conflict of interest guidelines
The proposed revisions allow council members to vote on policies for some businesses they've supported financially or been ...
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State chief justice issues interim policy on generative AI use for SC judicial branch
The chief justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court issued an interim policy order Tuesday setting rules on the use of generative AI by the state's judicial b ...
Why Secrets Management Should Be A Central Pillar Of Cloud Security
Cloud environments introduce new complexities in securing privileged access, which is one of the reasons that cloud breaches ...
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CNA explains: What is ‘debanking’ and how does it affect Catholics?
Critics have claimed that the practice of “debanking” is used by banks to antagonize certain groups, including conservatives ...
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A third of workers would consider rejecting job if three or more office days are required
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Channeling DOGE, a Brown U. Student Asked Administrators: What Do You Do All Day?
Alex Shieh’s email to thousands of university employees got a lot of attention. It also earned him a meeting with an ...
12 dozen lawmakers accused in 8 years. Women in the statehouse weigh #MeToo’s impact
Men still make up two-thirds of all state lawmakers in the U.S. and though #MeToo has primarily spotlighted women’s voices, ...
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Audit: Preservation agency's operations not in line with legislation
An audit of Guam’s historic preservation office found that its operations are not in line with its enabling legislation, it ...
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Reps. Taylor and Cannon work to lower “tort tax”
On Tuesday, March 18, 2025, we and our legislative colleagues returned to the Gold Dome for Legislative Day 32, ready to ...
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Close The Ethics Loophole
Coronado’s Ethics Code and Conflict of Interest Policy have a big problem: They don’t apply at all to the Mayor, City Council members or the City Manager!