Russian hackers’ targets aren’t only computer networks or information stored on servers – they’re people’s minds. Richard Forno of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Center for cybersecurity explains how two federal indictments from the Mueller probe reveal how new technologies and old propaganda strategies combine to exploit how people think.

Turkey’s recently re-elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has made religious education a top priority. Religious schools were an important part of Muslim life and provided rich learning after the birth of Islam in the seventh century. However, given today’s globalized economies, scholar Myriam Renaud asks if they prepare students for 21st century jobs.

Americans tend to get more active in the summer as warmer temperatures make cycling, baseball and other sports more enticing. Unfortunately, this also leads to more visits to the ER. Economist Jay Zagorsky decided to take advantage of the summer weather to bike 3,000 miles across the U.S. After taking a tumble, he looked into just how dangerous riding a bike – or engaging in a variety of other sports and activities – can be.