One year after spa killings, Anti-Asian hate attacks continue nationwide
Eight people, including six women of Asian descent, were fatally shot last year across three spas in Atlanta, Georgia.
Brenda Ruiz
Producer, Reset
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New policing technologies leave communities concerned
Experts worry with new tech comes questions of privacy and discrimination.
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How a science-informed approach could help reduce youth violence in Chicago
A Harvard researcher emphasizes that harsh punishments are not necessarily the best way to stop young people from committing crimes.
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Russian troops intensify attacks on Ukraine
Russia attacked a military base just outside Lviv, Ukraine near the Polish border this weekend, killing at least 35 people.
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The 2020 Census undercounted people of color, new report shows
Black people, Latinos and Native Americans were undercounted and people who identify as white and not Latino were overcounted.
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Experts caution against technology sanctions against Russia
Some experts say tech sanctions are a powerful tool against other countries but warn they must be wielded carefully.
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The latest on Ukraine’s growing humanitarian crisis
Since Russia invaded Ukraine last week, 1 million refugees have exited the country and over 100,000 people have been internally displaced.
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The Russian army says it’s taken over its first Ukrainian city
Russian troops have moved into Kherson, which is home to some 300,000 people.
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Experts warn cyber attacks could follow Western sanctions against Russia
Reset discusses what cyber attacks are occurring so far in Ukraine, and whether the war there could turn into an all-out cyber war.
