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Plugging Away at Police Reform

Reform of the Garda Síochána has proven to be frustratingly elusive

Time for the Left to Get on Message

Ireland's parties of the left are in a prime position to provide an alternative to the same old politics that have dominated the state for decades.

The Popularity of Criminals and Cute Hoors

Why voters sometimes keep on rewarding corruption.

The Gun Lobby’s Chicago Fallacy

Chicago’s crime figures are not an argument against gun control in the city. They are an argument for gun control in neighboring states.

Expensive, Ineffective Justice

A disturbing animal cruelty case highlights problems with America’s criminal justice system.

An End to Exploitation of Athletes

A court ruling could spell the end of the “amateur” status of top-flight American college sports.

The Outdated Thinking Behind Apple’s New Headquarters

Apple's futuristic new building is neither a new concept nor a progressive innovation.

Do Not Underestimate the Apple Watch

Apple's latest adventure will be a test of how it can get by without Steve Jobs.

Stop Panicking About Facebook Messenger

Facebook’s mobile messenger app is not going to spy on you.

Using Cloud Computing to Prevent Another Titanic Disaster

An old shipping problem meets a modern computing solution

More Blue Sky Thinking Please

Short-sighted emphasis on potential economic gain is hurting science

More Efficient Steam Generation

A simple and inexpensive but effective method of generating steam from solar energy could have a profound impact.