New York's recent introduction of a statewide "bell-to-bell" student cellphone ban signals a major shift for the city's 1,600 public schools. Governor Kathy Hochul advanced the law as part of broader budget negotiations, requiring schools to restrict mobile device usage during school hours by
In recent years, technology has promised to redefine various sectors, and Kentucky's treatment courts are no exception. As the state grapples with a growing number of individuals facing substance abuse, mental health challenges, and other personal obstacles, the integration of technology into these
As the United States moves forward with implementing the much-anticipated REAL ID standards, the nation stands at a crucial juncture regarding the security of state-issued identification. Beginning May 7, these standards are now in full effect as federal law mandates specific security measures for
Digital equity has become a pivotal issue in modern America, where access to technology and the internet increasingly determines one's ability to thrive. With significant programs previously in place to bridge this gap, the sudden termination of federal digital equity grants has thrown many states
Donald Gainsborough, a seasoned political strategist and head of Government Curated, joins us to uncover the nuanced strategies and motivations behind recent moves by the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) in Virginia. As the state gears up for its House of Delegates elections, the
The proposed Republican reductions in Medicaid funding have sparked significant alarm regarding the potential for severe health crises and increased mortality rates across the United States. Central to the debate is whether cutting federal allocations for Medicaid expansion will lead to a
