FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate discusses election security
The Weiser Diplomacy Center hosted FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate Tuesday afternoon for a conversation with Javed Ali, associate professor at the Ford School of Public Policy. The event explored the evolution of the FBI’s approach to safeguarding elections with local governments and enforcement agencies. Abbate also touched on increasing collaboration with international actors, including U.S. allies, in...
Max Bredeson’s behind the scenes, do-or-die role
On Saturday night with time winding down late in the fourth quarter, the football game between Michigan and Southern California came down to one play. The Trojans led 24-20 with less than a minute left on the clock, and on a fourth-and-goal it read very simply: punch the ball into the end zone and the Wolverines win, don’t...
Election or academics? Students shouldn’t have to decide
It’s almost impossible to not feel the buzz surrounding the upcoming presidential election, whether you’re on the Diag, State Street or just about anywhere on campus. Tables line the sidewalks around academic buildings, populated with students asking if you’ve registered to vote. Even in my classes — which, admittedly, are policy and politics related — it seems that...
Combating foreign interference during an election season
On Wednesday, Sept. 4, the United States Department of Justice indicted members of RT, a Russian state-controlled media outlet, for its payment of nearly $10 million to the American media outlet Tenet Media. The indictment specified how members of Tenet Media were bankrolled to produce videos that would amplify domestic divisions in the U.S. to draw the American...
The misguided optimism in today’s presidential election
There are few forces in politics more powerful than hope. It drives voters to the polls, inspires movements and transforms political landscapes. Leaders such as Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama captivated the nation with messages of optimism and change. These leaders painted pictures of a brighter future and rallied voters behind bold visions. But...
Freshman Michael Hage looking to fill Michigan’s void at center
It’s hard to follow in the footsteps of a center like Frank Nazar III. Last year, in the then-Michigan forward’s breakout sophomore season, Nazar — who is now with the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks — ranked among the top five Wolverines in both goals and assists. He won more faceoffs than all but 17 players in the country and made...
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Top Software Solutions for Foundations: Enhancing Efficiency and Impact
Philanthropic foundations play a major role in tackling social issues by supporting projects and programs that aim to create positive change within society. Given the number of tasks and financial activities these organizations oversee regularly, the demand for software solutions rises significantly. This article delves into some of the software tools that can boost productivity and effectiveness for...
T.A. Wilson Shelter, elections are topics at this upcoming Jackson neighborhood meeting
JACKSON, MI – An upcoming neighborhood meeting is planned to update Jackson residents on elections and the T.A. Wilson Shelter. Source link
