A significant legislative proposal from Washington State intends to offer unemployment benefits to workers who go on strike to advocate for better pay and working conditions. This bill has already made considerable progress within the legislature, passing a crucial Senate vote by a narrow margin
Texas House Bill 6 has sparked a significant debate on whether younger students and homeless students should face easier suspensions for major disruptions or safety threats in schools. The bill is gaining traction among Republican representatives in the Texas House, who view it as a means to
The transatlantic alliance between Europe and the United States has long been a bedrock of global security. However, recent developments have thrown its stability into question, especially concerning the U.S.’s commitment to European defense. This article explores the current state of the alliance
Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation, leads the renowned policy think tank, Government Curated. Today, he shares insights on recent labor law reforms and their implications. Can you share a bit about your background and the experiences that have shaped your
The evolution of foreign policy now embraces longevity diplomacy, a concept leveraging advancements in healthcare and biotechnology to promote longer, healthier lives globally. With increasing global interconnectedness and shared challenges such as pandemics and aging populations, nations are
Parents in Michigan who have small children should be prepared for changes in child passenger safety requirements as the State of Michigan will soon implement new car seat laws aimed at enhancing child safety. Starting April 2, these changes are expected to have significant implications for both
