The imposition of U.S. tariffs has sparked a wave of economic recalibrations across the globe, with
In a dynamic landscape where states are navigating the complexities of artificial intelligence,
The rise in cybersecurity threats targeting critical infrastructures has underscored the urgency for operators and policymakers to enhance defense strategies. These sophisticated attacks often blur the lines between legitimate activities and malicious actions, making detection and defense
The recent conflicts between the Trump administration and Harvard University have brought attention to a deep-rooted issue, raising concerns about the future of academic freedom in U.S. universities. The significant relationship between governmental bodies and research universities has been
A routine job application or a loan approval process, decisions that once relied on human judgment,
The 2025 legislative session of the Kentucky General Assembly saw extensive lobbying activity, with
In a recent move by the Trump administration, the U.S. Agency for International Development has reduced its workforce by eliminating thousands of positions and placing many more on leave. The…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a novelty, having been part of human culture and a
In a tense ending fitting for what has been a dramatic year for US politics and government. From a
As a new generation of public servants steps into the arena, they encounter challenges their
After a short three-day strike, the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has gone back to
A new Texas Senate bill, SB 1065, seeks to revoke a recent firearm ban at the State Fair of Texas, raising significant debate about gun rights and public safety at large-scale events. The bill, introduced by Senator Bob Hall, R-Rockwall, stipulates that contracts between governmental entities and
Today, I'm privileged to speak with Donald Gainsborough, a thought leader in the realm of
Political savant and leader in policy and legislation, Donald Gainsborough, helms Government