Week of July 17-24A Look Ahead Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to…
Two powerful earthquakes just seconds apart rocked Venezuela last week, leaving thousands dead and tens of thousands more missing and injured. In this week’s Factal Forecast…
One year after the official closure of the U.S. Agency for International Development, the funding picture for public health interventions around the world remains murky. To…
When the most geographically dispersed sporting event in history begins next week, hundreds of organizations will rely on Factal’s verified intelligence to keep their people…
Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to help you get a jump-start on…
Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to help you get a jump-start on…
Logistical complexity — and very expensive tickets — makes attending this year’s World Cup particularly challenging already for sports fans. For risk intelligence professionals too, this tournament will push the limits of experience and require a multi-faceted approach. Jalisco is another reminder that incidents can move quickly — as can rumors — and verified information is of critical importance.
The speed and intensity of political news is turbo-charged by this increased polarization – and noise – on social media. Good information can be hard to find.
Update: Joe Biden was projected the winner on Saturday, Nov. 7th, after taking a substantial lead in Pennsylvania. Earlier: As US election night draws near,…
When the coronavirus first set foot in the United States, governors in the harder-hit states sent people home, closed businesses and locked down for months.…