Brian Owens
I’m Brian Owens, a policy analyst and writer with a background in Political Science from Arizona State University. My professional career began in 2013 at The Arizona Republic, where I covered state politics and legislative developments. I later transitioned into strategic communications for public sector initiatives while continuing to publish political commentary. My goal is to provide balanced insights into policy decisions that affect everyday Americans.
Scientific Misinformation: Géraldine Woessners Full Intervention Before the Parliamentary Commission
Géraldine Woessner, editor-in-chief at "Le Point", was invited to speak at a round table on scientific information in public broadcasting.On Thursday, March 26, the...
Assassination of Charlie Kirk: Tyler Robinsons Defense Challenges Ballistic Expertise
Tyler Robinson faces the death penalty for the murder of Charlie Kirk in September during an outdoor debate on a university campus in Utah....
We must take into account the singularity of each individual: who...
Tanguy Métaireau, smiling, with a restrained demeanor, does not seek to impose himself. He prefers to convince through coherence. "I got involved in politics...
Looking back on Love Data Week 2026 at the University of...
By Audrey Knauf, Associate Professor, Crem (University of Lorraine) – Open Science Ambassador, University of Lorraine – Deputy Director Data & Corpus – the...
Live War in the Middle East. Seven People killed in new...
In Tokyo, Emmanuel Macron highlighted the "predictability" of Europe compared to the unpredictability seen in the United States under Donald Trump. Macron criticized, without...
Blénod-lès-Pont-à
While the new municipal culture commission is not yet defined, Sylviane Gardella, the second deputy in charge of associative and festive life, and Marine...
New major breakthrough in water creation technology on Mars.
The dream of terraforming Mars to make it the second home for humanity has just experienced a significant theoretical breakthrough. Instead of using nuclear...
Por qué tenemos mentones? Los investigadores pueden tener finalmente una respuesta
Kendra Pierre-Louis: For Scientific American's Science Quickly, I'm Kendra Pierre-Louis, in for Rachel Feltman. Most of us, if we think about chins at all,...
War in Ukraine: Russian transport plane crashes after flying over Crimea,...
Volodymyr Zelensky sees in the Russian night attack a Russian response hostile to peace efforts
The Ukrainian president reacted Wednesday morning on Telegram to the...
1.8 million red frogs harvested each year: exemptions, health risks, and...
Every year, frog farmers in Bourgogne Franche-Comté capture nearly 1.8 million red frogs, a protected species, thanks to prefectural derogations. This practice, focused on...
