Social Impact

Advocacy groups demand a congressional audit, alleging the BLM's sales program creates an unregulated pipeline for slaughtering protected wild horses.

The former mayor and White House chief of staff unveils a sweeping policy agenda, challenging Democrats to move past Trump and tackle our core economic crises.

Beyond the $1M prize, the Hult Prize is an engine for durable value, creating a new class of resilient, purpose-driven ventures investors can't ignore.

Greenland Mines is fast-tracking a pivotal rare earths project, positioning the Arctic island as a key player in the West's quest for tech-metal independence.

Hivemind Capital and UC Berkeley launch darkmatter lab, a novel model to inject capital and resources into frontier research before it becomes a company.

In a remote Lao village, a Chinese-led project is lifting residents from poverty. But this isn't just charity; it's the export of a powerful state-led model.

From cryopreservation to ethical news, a new generation of entrepreneurs is emerging from the Southeast, proving that business can be a force for good.

A new roadside memorial for a mother and daughter killed in 2024 is more than a tribute; it's a stark reminder of a community's grief and a province's ongoing battle.

A Maine edibles brand is launching nationwide, but the real story is its strategic navigation of legal gray areas and its debut at the Food & Wine Classic.

Amid global uncertainty, Deerpath Capital's $452M CLO reset offers a masterclass in financial strategy, prioritizing stability for long-term investors.

The AI arms race for model size is over. In Silicon Valley, a new consensus emerges: efficiency, data quality, and real-world deployment are the new frontiers.

With a fresh $40M, Forage is tackling America's grocery crisis by upgrading the aging SNAP EBT system for retailers and launching a new app for consumers.

Shenzhen-based CHIGEE launches the SR-1, a $219 aftermarket radar system that brings premium car safety tech to virtually any motorcycle.

The city launches "Hong Kong Summer Fun," a massive promotion blending ancient tradition with digital deals to combat lagging tourist spending and fierce regional competition.

A new report from Garmin offers more than just stats on running and cycling. It's a window into our collective habits, motivations, and the powerful feedback loop between technology and human behavior.

The Claims Conference's 'Benno's Light' uses mixed-reality to preserve a survivor's testimony, offering an intimate, accessible history lesson for a digital age.

A tech leader's warning of 'decision-making paralysis' in Ottawa is backed by grim data, revealing a crisis of confidence that's hitting businesses and households.

A lawsuit against Broadway's blockbuster Wicked challenges its diversity apprenticeship, signaling a new legal front for arts and corporate DEI programs.

Alamos Gold's plan to expand its Manitoba mine raises new questions about balancing economic gains with environmental and Indigenous community impacts.

A Las Vegas indie theater offers free tickets for canceled streaming and AI subs. Patrick Walker analyzes the 'Stream Strike' as a new front in the war for our attention.