Setting the Stage: A Staggering Economic Blow to Contractors In the heart of a historic U.S. government shutdown that began on October 1, the financial toll on federal contractors has reached a staggering $12 billion within just four weeks, marking this as the second-longest shutdown in American
In a startling revelation that has captured the attention of educators and families across the state, Oklahoma public school students experienced a dramatic decline in statewide test scores for reading and math during the 2024-25 school year, as reported by the Oklahoma State Department of
In a region where public transit often struggles to keep pace with growing urban demands, a recent poll conducted by the Kansas City Regional Transit Alliance (KCRTA) has revealed a surprising groundswell of support for a transformative funding solution that could reshape mobility. Across four key
As Florida continues to stand out as a bastion of conservative governance, the James Madison Institute (JMI), a respected think tank dedicated to free-market principles and limited government, has introduced its forward-looking policy priorities for 2026. Shared with state lawmakers, Florida’s
In an era where nearly every aspect of life is touched by digital innovation, the realm of voter registration in the United States stands at a critical crossroads, with millions of Americans navigating complex and often outdated systems to exercise their democratic rights. A staggering number still
What happens when cutting-edge technology becomes the backbone of a nation’s most critical priorities? Picture a world where artificial intelligence (AI) not only drives innovation but also secures nuclear arsenals and unlocks the promise of clean energy. Nvidia, a titan in the tech industry, has
In the heart of the Upper Midwest, Wisconsin is witnessing an unprecedented surge in data center development, with tech giants like Microsoft and Meta establishing massive facilities in towns such as Mount Pleasant and Port Washington. These sprawling hubs of digital infrastructure, essential for
In the dusty workshops of Leon, Guanajuato, the rhythmic tap of hammers on leather echoes a centuries-old craft now under siege, as artisans like Juan Alvarado watch helplessly while global trade policies and cheap imports threaten to unravel their livelihoods. With US tariffs reshaping supply
Today, we’re sitting down with Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader at Government Curated, who has deep insights into international trade policies and their impact on industries like automotive manufacturing. With his extensive background in policy and legislation, Donald is the
Setting the Stage: Why Inflation Trends Matter Now As the US economy navigates a pivotal moment in 2025, a critical statistic grabs attention: the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by just 0.3% in September, a slowdown from 0.4% in the prior month, signaling a potential turning point for monetary
