Policy Change

Travelers without a REAL ID can soon pay a $45 fee to fly, but the new TSA ConfirmID program is raising questions about cost, equity, and delays.

NASA's colossal SLS rocket begins its slow journey to the pad, a key step for the first crewed lunar mission in 50 years, with Canada's first Moon-bound astronaut.

One year after LA's devastating fires, a firm with zero losses is rewriting the rules, offering coverage to 270,000 previously uninsurable homeowners.

By deploying battery storage, Electrify America is overcoming grid limits, expanding fast charging, and securing a top innovation award for its strategy.

A new report warns a patchwork of state AI laws is stifling innovation and calls for a unified national framework to ensure safe, equitable patient care.

A new federal-municipal fund aids local climate defense, but as costs soar, experts ask if it's enough to shield Canada from the storm.

A new FCC-backed framework allows mobile operators to boost indoor 5G capacity in stadiums and airports using shared spectrum, preserving licensed airwaves.

A veteran NJ attorney warns of harsher criminal sentences and aggressive insurance tactics, urging residents to understand their rights in a shifting landscape.

Manitoba producer Bob Lepischak joins Cleanfarms' board, bringing a vital on-the-ground perspective to tackle Canada's growing agricultural plastic waste.

An entertainment platform launches a digital safety campaign after its founder was targeted by deepfake scams using Kim Kardashian's identity.

With $3.5M in new funding, Slips is challenging traditional sportsbooks by taking its 'no-house' social betting model from your phone to the local bar.

Calgary's E3 Lithium is delivering battery-grade lithium to global partners, a key step in validating its clean tech and building a domestic EV supply chain.

Spire's upcoming Feb. 3 earnings call is under scrutiny as investors weigh a massive $11.2B investment plan against ambitious growth targets.

As NIL deals create new risks, Higginbotham and Urban Meyer are introducing insurance to protect the multi-billion dollar commitments to student-athletes.

Reimbursements are falling and costs are rising, but top allergy practices are boosting revenue by 22%. A new report reveals their data-driven secrets.

A new report shows monthly rentals are growing 2x faster than Airbnb-style stays, driven by remote work, regulations, and affordability needs.

The new platform tackles shadow AI and extends Zero Trust to machine identities, aiming to turn AI from a corporate liability into a competitive edge.

Following a historic water system upgrade, the community anticipates a new federal investment aimed at closing remaining infrastructure gaps.

One year in, Taiwan's state-backed startup hub is embedding its hardware prowess into U.S. AI innovation, deepening a critical tech alliance.

Former FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington joins Ericsson Federal to lead 5G/6G policy, signaling a deeper push to secure U.S. military networks.