Policy Change

Western Australia mandates a new safety sticker for EVs, a response to soaring adoption rates fueled by attractive novated leasing incentives.

A $12.3M public-private partnership aims to bring high-speed internet to 7,000 rural Kansas homes, blending fiber and next-gen wireless technology.

As illegal trade costs MA billions, a new coalition of leaders, law enforcement, and businesses unites to combat organized crime and controversial state policies.

A unified call from regulators across Canada seeks to modernize federal lobbying rules, aiming for greater transparency and accountability in Ottawa.

A new survey reveals overwhelming patient desire for physicians to automatically select cheaper drugs, highlighting deep distrust in pricing and medication overload.

The world's largest prediction market is partnering with a controversial data giant to ensure integrity. But what is the price of a clean market?

A new federal directory aims to bring trust and safety to health apps for 68 million seniors, with standards championed early by the osteopathic community.

Sam Lyman, a former top Treasury advisor, is now BPI's Head of Research, a move that cements Bitcoin's role in D.C.'s strategic and economic future.

Atlanta lawyer Anne Tyler Hall lands on Inc.'s prestigious list for saving companies millions and mastering complex employee benefits law.

Telesat advances its Lightspeed network with new landing stations in Quebec and Saskatchewan, a key step in bridging the digital divide and competing in the LEO race.

A new drug targeting the root cause of deadly device infections enters a pivotal trial, offering hope to millions and challenging a $20 billion problem.

As Cal-Maine preps its Q3 report, investors watch if its pivot to prepared foods and specialty eggs can offset plunging prices and new avian flu threats.

A White House-backed program is fast-tracking electric air taxis, with Joby Aviation set to begin early operations across the U.S. in 2026.

The Tech7 Company wins a $158.9M task order to help the U.S. Space Force rapidly integrate commercial space awareness tech, signaling a major shift.

Backed by trading firm Susquehanna, UK prediction market Smarkets files for a U.S. license, aiming to challenge sportsbooks with its exchange model.

A tech nonprofit using AI has wiped out over $1 billion in debt, offering a controversial but powerful lifeline for Americans unable to afford legal help.

Ottawa injects over $900M into defence innovation, fueling a new strategy to boost domestic tech, meet NATO commitments, and create high-skill jobs.

During China's top political meeting, Shandong deputies faced a barrage of media questions. Their confident response offers a glimpse into regional policy and national ambition.

EGI Battery is opening a new NDAA-compliant facility in Michigan to produce advanced batteries for drones, aerospace, and robotics, bolstering U.S. tech autonomy.

NOAA's approval of a key application for seabed mining boosts US critical mineral hopes but sparks fierce opposition from scientists and nations fearing ruin.