Policy Change

Qblox's new Massachusetts facility marks a key step for 'Made in America' quantum tech, aiming to enhance U.S. competitiveness and supply chain security.

Princess Padmaja Kumari Parmar receives the Mary Tyler Moore Award for her advocacy, bridging a legacy of hope with a modern fight for global T1D equity.

A new proposal to modernize NYC's power barges sparks debate on grid reliability vs. clean energy goals. Is it a necessary step or a fossil fuel detour?

A massive new power campus aims to solve AI's energy crisis with a private grid, but can it balance growth with infrastructure and environmental concerns?

Canada's top court marks its 150th year with a review of 2025, revealing key legal trends, landmark rulings, and a focus on judicial independence.

A Hong Kong toy firm announces a massive 500 MW AI data center in Canada, raising questions about its expertise, strategy, and a curious insider connection.

NetSfere launches patented self-healing voice technology, promising to eliminate dropped calls for enterprises while future-proofing communications.

Florida middle schoolers will now chart their career paths early, with Savvas Learning Company providing the first state-approved curriculum for the mandate.

Atlanta's Monarch Private Capital is channeling billions into energy, housing, and film. We explore the strategy and impact of this powerful financial engine.

As regulators fine major ad platforms, PropellerAds' successful ISO 27001:2022 audit reaffirms its security commitment in a data-sensitive industry.

Croatian drone firm Orqa teams with Red River Army Depot, bringing advanced UAS manufacturing to Texas to strengthen US military readiness and supply chains.

A Swiss appellate court rejects Interlink's appeal to freeze assets of Russian titanium giant VSMPO-AVISMA, a key victory amid a larger legal saga.

A new VA-DOJ deal lets the government seek guardianship over veterans, but advocates warn it could strip them of their fundamental civil liberties.

While new rules offer rural businesses a lifeline, Canada faces a massive economic challenge as 1.3 million temporary work permits are set to expire in 2026.

Advocates and doctors urge lowering the colorectal cancer screening age to 45 as rates soar in young adults, sparking a debate on policy and resources.

Amid a complex healthcare market, The Ensign Group will outline its aggressive growth and operational playbook for investors at the upcoming Oppenheimer conference.

A landmark housing bill meant to ease affordability faces fierce opposition for a new rule that could stifle rental construction and drive up costs.

A legislative movement across 11 states aims to make scalp cooling, a therapy to prevent hair loss during chemo, an insured part of cancer treatment.

A new report reveals social media attacks cost Hollywood $600M annually, as stars face a rising tide of deepfakes, account hacks, and impersonation scams.

South Korea's KORAD is turning a domestic necessity into a global export strategy, showcasing advanced radioactive waste technology on the world stage.