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Can New Jersey Fix Daniel’s Law Without Weakening Privacy?
Policy & Legislation Can New Jersey Fix Daniel’s Law Without Weakening Privacy?

In a packed legislative chamber in Trenton, a startling reality gripped the room: public officials across New Jersey remain vulnerable to personal data exposure, a danger underscored by tragic past events like the murder of Daniel Anderl, son of a federal judge. This pressing concern set the stage

Virginia Lawmakers Celebrate NSF Headquarters Staying in State
Science & Technology Virginia Lawmakers Celebrate NSF Headquarters Staying in State

What happens when a state secures the heart of national scientific innovation against all odds, ensuring a legacy of progress? In Virginia, the answer is a resounding celebration as the National Science Foundation (NSF) headquarters remains firmly rooted in the state, preserving not just a building

Is Florida's $18B Tax Cut a Recipe for Financial Disaster?
Economic & Fiscal Is Florida's $18B Tax Cut a Recipe for Financial Disaster?

Introduction Florida stands at a critical juncture with a proposed $18.3 billion annual tax cut that aims to repeal homestead property taxes, a move touted as monumental relief for homeowners, sparking intense debate among policymakers, economists, and residents alike. This staggering figure

How Is California Using AI for Secure Benefits Verification?
Science & Technology How Is California Using AI for Secure Benefits Verification?

Introduction to AI in California's Benefits System In an era where digital fraud threatens public resources at an unprecedented scale, California stands at the forefront of innovation by integrating artificial intelligence into its benefits verification processes. The state's Employment Development

Trend Analysis: AI Governance in State Registries
Science & Technology Trend Analysis: AI Governance in State Registries

The Urgency of Oversight in AI-Driven Governance As artificial intelligence reshapes the landscape of public administration, state governments across the United States are racing to harness its potential, with over 60% of state agencies now integrating AI tools into their operations, raising a

How Are SNAP Cards Vulnerable to Skimming Crimes?
Science & Technology How Are SNAP Cards Vulnerable to Skimming Crimes?

In 2025, over 41 million Americans rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to put food on their tables, yet a hidden threat looms large: skimming crimes that drain these vital benefits, with reports estimating that thieves have stolen a staggering $349 million in SNAP funds

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