Policy Change

AI systems are judging our trustworthiness, but their rigid, biased logic is reshaping our lives in ways we are only beginning to understand.

Ironworkers Local 401 confirms the deaths of three members in the Grey's Ferry garage collapse, as a city-wide investigation begins into safety oversight.

TEN joins Ontario’s DriveON pilot, bringing certified trailer inspections to fleets, slashing downtime and signaling a major shift in compliance.

New legislation aims to make Upstate New York a quantum tech leader, blending federal support with local innovation to secure America's future.

Gaia Interactive, backed by Stripe's Bridge, unveils its GUSD stablecoin, aiming to disrupt cross-border payments with a focus on regulation and speed.

Lobbying spending shattered records at $5.3 billion in 2025, driven by battles over trade, taxes, AI, and a surge in Trump-aligned influence firms.

Philip Morris International's upcoming Q1 2026 earnings will be a crucial test of its pivot from cigarettes, with all eyes on ZYN's growth and regulatory hurdles.

A new climate-tech firm is now selling verified carbon removal credits from a unique process that also creates clean energy, a rare feat in today's market.

A proposed $108.5M FDA funding boost aims to modernize infant formula rules, paving the way for plant-based options and a more secure supply chain.

A new report reveals Singapore leads APAC in digital resilience, but a compliance-first mindset leaves boards unprepared for ecosystem-wide disruptions.

After three decades of talks, legislation for the K'ómoks First Nation's modern treaty promises self-governance but faces opposition from neighbours.

From the nation's capital to pristine wilderness, a new report warns that unchecked development and pollution are pushing America's vital rivers to the brink.

With three new C-suite promotions, Two Six Technologies leverages deep DoD and IC experience to drive product innovation for the modern battlefield.

A new, affordable online Sport Pilot course from a leading aviation school taps into a growing demand for more accessible pathways to flight.

A new poll reveals 84% of California workers want to upskill, but a confusing credentialing system leaves many feeling unprepared and unable to advance.

A new consultancy helps property owners claim casualty loss tax deductions, a critical but confusing financial lifeline after federally declared disasters.

Tech leaders, policymakers, and innovators convene at ALL IN Talks West to tackle AI's adoption hurdles and cement BC's role in the nation's tech future.

With the U.S. government's top security clearance, Cav's AI platform is set to automate compliance and transform security for the nation's most critical agencies.

A landmark treaty faces opposition from neighboring First Nations, who claim it infringes on their territory and undermines reconciliation on BC's North Coast.

With industrial growth stalled by years-long waits for power, one company's flexible microgrids and new funding aim to cut connection times to just weeks.