In an increasingly competitive landscape where artificial intelligence (AI) talent is as valuable as gold, the U.S. government is upping its game to attract and retain the cream of the crop. Amidst the allure of Silicon Valley's lucrative offerings, the government has rolled out a series of
In the intricate theater of international relations, sanctions have emerged as a powerful tool of statecraft. In an era marked by intricate political relationships and global interconnectedness, the deployment of sanctions by countries or international bodies is a forceful statement of disapproval
Tax policy is not merely a financial instrument. It's a reflection of democratic commitment and the very interaction between citizens and their government. Professor Clint Wallace of the University of South Carolina School of Law presents a compelling argument: tax policy is a cornerstone of
The surge in cyberattacks on public bodies has exposed significant weaknesses in the cyber defenses of municipal and regional authorities. These incidents not only disrupt critical services but also highlight security gaps in outdated systems. In response, the adoption of a zero-trust framework is
In a significant move, the U.S. government is embracing artificial intelligence by mandating the role of Chief Artificial Intelligence Officers in federal agencies. This decision goes beyond bureaucratic reshaping, envisioning a balanced approach to AI's power and its risks. Embedded in the White
The Canadian Federal Budget for 2024 has sparked debates among environmental and health groups. Critics are concerned about what they see as insufficient focus on sustainable development, particularly for residential energy efficiency. A key point of contention is the lack of mandated eco-friendly
