All content by Ben Nguyen
A documentary explains how Bitcoin helped restore credibility to Guatemala's contested presidential elections.
American urban planning has long been defined by its car-centricity, its prioritization of the automobile over the pedestrian, and its sprawl. But this always wasn't the case.
Ukraine has long been plagued by the threat of corruption. Long wait-times for public services, an overwhelmed bureaucracy, and more has decreased the reputation of Ukraine's public sector. But enter Diia.
It may appear contradictory, but it is true. Increased density results in lower CO2 emissions per capita, but how?
Spikes on park walls, metal dividers on benches, and barricades in public spaces are all elements of hostile architecture that have been appearing in cities across the world. These elements have been added...
Hamas propaganda videos depict its fighters' launching missiles at Israeli troops. But what you don't know is that the videos show another thing, the lifesaving Trophy system.
Joe Biden has announced more than $16 billion dollars in new funding to improve Amtrak's aging Northeast Corridor, the nations busiest passenger rail line. The new funding is part of the $66 billion allocated by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill for rail, and will help increase speeds, modernize tracks, and allow for larger capacity throughout the corridor.
When we talk about poverty alleviation, one name that stands out from the rest is that of Muhammad Yunus. Born on June 28, 1940, in Chittagong, Bangladesh, Yunus is an economist, social activist, and Nobel Prize winner who has pioneered new concepts in the fight against poverty.
Plagued by delays and numerous cost overruns, the first 15 kilometer stretch of the REM has opened to the public.
