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- 1New Book Chronicles Americans Fighting Back Against DEI Policies▼NEW PRI Book Tells Stories of Students, Parents and Educators Fighting Back Against DEIThe Great Equity Epidemic chronicles courageous Americans challenging controversial Equity policies and K-12 and higher education
The Pacific Research Institute has released a new book, The Great Equity Epidemic, which tells the stories of students, parents and educators pushing back against diversity, equity and inclusion policies in K-12 schools and higher education. The institute describes the book as profiling 'courageous Americans' challenging equity policies they consider controversial, adding to the ongoing national debate over DEI programs in education.
- 2Military AI Has Left the Laboratory, New Journal Series Argues▼Asia-Pacific Journal Series – Introduction: Military AI Has Left the Laboratory
A new Asia-Pacific journal series, introduced by the Lieber Institute at West Point, argues that military artificial intelligence has moved beyond the research stage and into real-world deployment. The series examines what this shift means for armed forces in the Asia-Pacific region, where adoption of AI technologies is accelerating and raising questions about strategy, ethics, and stability.
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With El Niño conditions underway, hurricane researchers are shifting attention to the Pacific, where the climate pattern typically suppresses Atlantic storm activity while boosting hurricane potential in the eastern and central Pacific. Scientists at the University of Miami and other institutions are studying how the phenomenon is reshaping this season's storm outlook and where forecasters should focus their monitoring.