I've seen how declining British high streets can be brought back to vibrant life | Holly Lewis
High streets face persistent challenges with vacancy rates despite some optimistic signs and new initiatives like rental auctions.
Small businesses could see electricity bills surge 70% as AI data center energy demands skyrocket
Data center expansion driven by AI will significantly raise energy costs for consumers and small businesses, forcing some to scale back or cease operations.
Texas committee won't examine maternal deaths in first years after abortion ban
The Texas committee on maternal mortality will not review deaths from 2022 and 2023, including cases potentially influenced by the state's abortion bans.
Building deconstruction, reuse would benefit NYS jobs, climate | Cornell Chronicle
Transitioning from demolition to deconstruction could reshape New York's economy while advancing environmental and climate goals.
Nvidia CEO: AI's benefits will offset its massive energy use
Improving energy efficiency and reducing grid waste can offset the growth in electricity demand linked to AI and other technologies.
Attorney general's office recommends changes to DOC protocols following Rikers Island death
The OSI report concluded no criminal charges would be filed against correction officers for the death of Michael Nieves due to lack of evidence for a crime.
What is Project 2025? During debate, Donald Trump again tries to distance himself from plan
Donald Trump distances himself from Project 2025, a comprehensive policy initiative that proposes significant changes to federal programs and civil rights.
California Department of Education plans to develop housing on school district-owned lands
California's Department of Education plans to develop housing units on school district land to tackle the housing crisis.
California Department of Education plans to develop housing on school district-owned lands
California Department of Education plans to develop millions of new housing units on land owned by school districts to address the state's housing shortage.
California Department of Education plans to develop housing on school district-owned lands
California's Department of Education plans to develop housing units on school district land to tackle the housing crisis.
California Department of Education plans to develop housing on school district-owned lands
California Department of Education plans to develop millions of new housing units on land owned by school districts to address the state's housing shortage.
NYC Health Dept. report shows many city residents struggle with mental health issues
Nearly 1 in 4 NYC adults experience mental health disorders annually. Younger adults suffered more post-COVID. 15% children have mental health diagnoses.
New database helps raise awareness about AAPI hate in NYC
A new AAPI Hate Tracker database in NYC collects and reports incidents of hate and bias against Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, aiming to drive policy recommendations.
Should the government do more to help children? This bipartisan group thinks so
Putting cash in the hands of families is crucial for child development and society as a whole.
A collaborative effort from various experts has produced bold ideas to support working families across the political spectrum.
How a New Bipartisan Task Force Is Thinking About Artificial Intelligence
Bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence launched by House representatives
Task Force will produce comprehensive report with policy proposals
How India Can Fix Its Employment Crisis
India faces an employment crisis despite a strong economy, necessitating the creation of more high-quality jobs.
Doom loop or boom loop?
Larger cities are experiencing slower return-to-office trends compared to smaller cities due to the benefits of WFH and agglomeration economies.
Disability committee asks Council to address group homes in land use code - Austin Monitor
Changes to city code may impact group homes for seniors and people with disabilities, prompting further adjustments to the Land Development Code.
Gov. Hochul marks Juneteenth by granting $16M to apply NYS Commission on African-American History's findings
Investing $16 million in recommendations from the New York State Commission on African American History to address historic disparities in the Black community.