Public Services & Infrastructure

In a startling development that has sent ripples through the aviation industry, the Federal Aviation Administration has mandated a 10 percent reduction in air traffic at the nation's 40 largest airports, citing critical safety concerns and a severe shortage of air traffic controllers due to an

In a groundbreaking move that could reshape urban planning in one of America's largest cities, over 70% of New York City voters have approved a pivotal amendment to the City Charter, mandating the creation of a unified, digitized city map under the Department of City Planning (DCP). This decision,

As the US government shutdown drags on, its ripple effects are being felt across the aviation industry, disrupting both commercial and private flights. Today, we’re joined by Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader at Government Curated, whose deep expertise in policy and legislation

Introduction to AB 566 and Its Importance In an era where personal data is often traded as a commodity, a staggering reality emerges: millions of Americans remain unaware of how much of their information is collected and sold daily through online interactions. This pressing concern sets the stage

Could a single video call bridge the gap between a rural patient and a life-saving specialist hundreds of miles away, transforming healthcare access in an era where disparities persist? In regions across the United States where barriers like distance, cost, or time once seemed insurmountable,

Introduction to the UK’s Energy Cost Crisis for Heavy Industries The UK’s heavy industries, including steel, cement, glass, chemicals, and paper, stand at a critical juncture as they grapple with electricity costs that rank among the highest in the G7, posing a severe threat to their