The line between upholding the law and breaching societal trust can be razor-thin, especially when symbols of extremism are displayed within law enforcement agencies entrusted with public safety. The discovery of a Three Percenters decal on a Dallas state patrol car has sparked significant concern
Ohio’s path to legalizing adult-use marijuana is a compelling instance of democracy at work, bolstered by bipartisan backing and direct voter involvement. This landmark development sees the state preparing medical dispensaries for an expanded client base after the Joint Committee on Agency Rule
Georgia is in the midst of a significant legal battle centered on its Public Service Commission (PSC), which makes critical decisions regarding electricity rates and emissions. At the heart of the controversy is the state's method for electing PSC commissioners through an at-large voting system.
In an effort to enhance the efficiency of emergency services in Minot, the Center for Public Safety Management (CPSM) has offered key insights for the city's fire and police departments. The recommendations, aimed at optimizing operations, were delivered to the Minot City Council. CPSM's strategic
The delicate balance between government intervention and free speech on social media is currently under the microscope, with significant legal deliberations underway. The Supreme Court is at the cusp of delivering a landmark verdict that could redefine the future of online speech and the extent to
As urban populations soar, the push for smarter, more sustainable cities is intensifying. Urban planners and city officials are increasingly leaning on the Internet of Things (IoT) to help meet the challenges of swelling cityscapes. IoT technology is proving itself indispensable in the crafting of
