Forecasts indicate a rapidly approaching depletion of the trust funds for Social Security and Medicare, casting doubt on the programs’ abilities to continue providing full benefits in the coming years. These predictions, detailed in recent trustee reports, emphasize an earlier exhaustion timeline
In a decisive move resonating across the digital landscape, the Colorado Senate has overridden Governor Jared Polis's veto of a bill aimed at regulating social media platforms. This legislative action marks a pivotal moment in the broader dialogue concerning the oversight of digital platforms, as
In a landscape marked by technological advances and changing social priorities, public libraries find themselves at a critical juncture. Federal support, historically a pillar for their sustenance, faces inconsistencies, compelling libraries to explore preservation routes beyond government grants.
Canada’s social policies, devised in the 1960s, now face significant challenges due to their failure to adapt to shifts in demographic characteristics and advancements in technology. The urgent need to revamp these policies is evident, with a push for modern solutions that address the complexities
In this crucial period leading up to the special mayoral election in Oakland, we sat down for an in-depth conversation with Donald Gainsborough, a seasoned political strategist and leader in policy and legislation at Government Curated. Given the staggering public safety concerns in Oakland, both
Scotland faces a critical juncture as it endeavors to transition its economy towards sustainability and equitable prosperity. A new report from the Economic Development Association Scotland (EDAS) and Zero Waste Scotland underscores the urgency of integrating circular economy principles into the
