Policy Change

As Washington tightens its grip on election rules, California faces an autonomy crisis. A secessionist group says the time to study a break-up is now.

A landmark bill in Congress and nationwide walks aim to channel millions into R&D for a genetic disorder affecting 500,000 Americans, creating a new roadmap for a cure.

A new ISO safety standard for handheld lasers, led by Chinese firms like HSG Laser, does more than protect workers—it signals a strategic shift in global tech.

As regulators plan to pay homeowners for battery power, a key milestone reveals how thousands of homes are becoming miniature power plants, reshaping the grid.

A new bill offers relief from a flood of privacy lawsuits, but the battle is far from over. SB690 reshapes CIPA, shifting the fight to new fronts.

A new ISO standard for hand-held lasers, led by Han's Laser, promises to protect workers by mandating safety be built into the device, not just the training.

A 90-day plan promises cheaper burgers for Americans, but at what cost? We unravel the complex network connecting your plate to the struggling American rancher.

With China's new digital labeling rules looming, Hong Kong is leveraging tech and global standards to redefine food safety and build consumer trust.

A new report reveals 330x markups and sweeping Chinese regulations are turning the humble syringe into the new frontier of profit, risk, and power in aesthetics.

As Ottawa champions a 'Buy Canadian' movement, local retailers argue federal nicotine pouch rules are crippling their businesses and fueling a black market.

In Oregon, a new battery-free sleep apnea implant performed in an AI-powered outpatient center signals a major disruption in surgical delivery and patient access.

Dairyland's $30M dividend is just the start. A deep dive into how 2023 legal reforms are reshaping Florida's auto market and putting cash in pockets.

A new FDA petition aims to slash drug development costs for copies of even the most complex medicines. Is this the key to global access or a threat to innovation?

Five years after saving British Steel, Jingye Group sees its assets seized by the UK. A move for national security or a chilling message to investors?

A new blood test can predict preterm birth risk months in advance, shifting prenatal care from reactive crisis to proactive strategy and saving billions.

Canadian fintech investment nears $1B, but the story isn't the total. It's a strategic shift to fewer, bigger bets on companies with proven AI and scale.

A 2024 law meant to protect youth from nicotine pouches has instead fueled a massive, unregulated market, leaving consumers and regulators in a bind.

The Sugar Association renews its push for clearer food labels, pitting consumer choice against the booming non-sugar sweetener market. Will the FDA act?

New tobacco rules were meant to be clear, but a supply chain fumble has left small retailers with suspect inventory. It's a costly pattern of disconnect.

A new campaign in Newfoundland challenges federal rules, asking why quitting aids are harder to buy than cigarettes, and exposing a booming black market.