#women's march

A year on from Donald Trump’s inauguration women have taken to the streets once again, as a follow up to last year’s Women’s March. Proving that this movement here to stay, thousands of women turned out to voice their displeasure with the current administration in Washington D.C. and just like

Women have had hundreds upon hundreds of reasons to protest since the dawn of time, whether it was for voting rights, reproductive rights, or most recently, against sexual predators holding powerful positions. To celebrate the strength and bravery of all the women and girls who have taken to the

French President Macron invited American citizens - especially those with a higher education - who are disappointed with Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris accord, to help “make our planet great again” by moving to that bastion of liberal global values, France , where they will find "a

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AI Could Transform the Science of Counting CrowdsJeremy Hsu | IEEE Spectrum "Crowd counts for politically-charged events such as protests or presidential inaugurations can sometimes spark controversy...Newer AI methods such as deep learning could soon boost the accuracy of

Right now the nation is staunchly divided over political, cultural, and ideological matters. If you’ve looked at your Facebook, specifically in the past week (Especially if you haven’t blocked everyone who has conflicting views as you), friends and family are clashing over their beliefs. However,