The United States Federal Reserve has navigated treacherous economic waters by enacting its third interest rate cut of the year, a move made not with the clarity of comprehensive data but under the shadow of a significant information blackout. In its final meeting of 2025, the Federal Open Market
What happens when nearly a million people in a single state hold the potential to transform their lives and the economy, but remain just one step away from realizing it? In New Jersey, 840,000 residents have some college credits but no degree, a staggering number that represents untapped talent and
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly sophisticated in its ability to personalize and target advertising with unprecedented accuracy, a critical question emerges regarding the adequacy of existing legal frameworks to govern this rapidly evolving technology. While some marketing agencies
Imagine a rural community where a patient with a chronic condition can consult a specialist hundreds of miles away without leaving home, or a small clinic accessing critical medical records in real-time to save a life during an emergency. This isn’t a distant dream but a reality made possible by
What if millions of hours lost to traffic jams could be reclaimed with tools already at hand, transforming the daily grind into seamless journeys through bustling city streets? Urban congestion plagues cities worldwide, trapping commuters in endless delays and contributing to environmental decay.
Donald Gainsborough sits at the intersection of policy, technology, and governance, translating big bets like AWS’s $50B investment into real-world outcomes for public missions while holding a firm line on privacy, consent, and transparency. In this conversation with Ethan Blaine, he connects the
