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The Privatization of State Surveillance Is Here
Science & Technology The Privatization of State Surveillance Is Here

A New Era of Observation Dawns The enduring image of state surveillance has long been one of shadowy government agencies operating in secret, their power contained within classified circles. However, a profound and accelerating shift is underway, moving the capability of intelligence gathering from

Can RFK Jr. Win His War on Public Health?
Public Services & Infrastructure Can RFK Jr. Win His War on Public Health?

The improbable elevation of a man who built his career suing federal health agencies to the very leadership of the Department of Health and Human Services marked the most audacious gambit of the second Trump administration. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a political scion turned iconoclast, took the helm

Is Medical Free Speech a Threat to Public Health?
Public Services & Infrastructure Is Medical Free Speech a Threat to Public Health?

A political savant and leader in policy and legislation, Donald Gainsborough is at the helm of Government Curated, where he navigates the complex and often contentious intersection of law and public health. As the Supreme Court considers a series of cases that pit First Amendment rights against the

Can States Regulate AI When Congress Won't?
Science & Technology Can States Regulate AI When Congress Won't?

A profound chasm is widening between the breakneck speed of artificial intelligence innovation and the deliberate, often gridlocked, pace of federal governance, creating a volatile landscape where individual states are now drawing the front lines in the battle to regulate this transformative

Will Maine's New Law Protect Immigrant Data?
Science & Technology Will Maine's New Law Protect Immigrant Data?

Introduction: A New Digital Shield in the Pine Tree State Every interaction with a state agency, from renewing a driver's license to applying for public benefits, leaves behind a digital trail that is increasingly becoming a source of vulnerability for many residents. In response to this growing

Who Decides How to Spend BEAD's Leftover Billions?
Government Who Decides How to Spend BEAD's Leftover Billions?

With all fifty states and territories having now received official approval for their initial plans under the historic $42 billion Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program, the nation’s focus is pivoting from blueprint to battleground. The central issue is a potentially massive

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