Governing11h
Louisiana Commission Denies Governor’s Request to Cut Civil Service Protections from 900 State Jobs
Gov. Landry’s office says he made the move because the state is having trouble finding and keeping qualified employees.
The National Interest18h
The SHIPS Act: Domestic Shipbuilding With a Foreign Ally
The recently passed SHIPS Act has the immense potential to revitalize America's shipbuilding capabilities with some help from ...
A closer look at the four proposals for downtown development around Boca Raton City Hall
The area is known as the city's government campus. The several city-owned buildings already on it would be demolished as part ...
Why the Department of Education has withstood so many assaults from the right
Many conservatives want to use the department to advance “anti-woke” policies and understand that harnessing its power can ...
EU abandons ePrivacy, AI liability reforms as bloc shifts focus to AI competitiveness
A long stalled bid to beef up European Union rules around online tracking technologies -- and put penalties on a similar ...
First Mining Confirms Mineralization Expansion Opportunity within Existing Springpole Gold Project Pit Design at its East Extension Target
First Mining Gold Corp. ("First Mining" or the "Company") (TSX: FF) (OTCQX: FFMGF) (FRANKFURT: FMG) is pleased to announce final drilling results from the 2024 East Extension Phase 1 diamond drilling ...
LAist on MSN11h
LA's top homelessness official signed $2.1 million contract with husband's employer
Government documents show Va Lecia Adams Kellum, who leads an agency that manages over $700 million in homeless services ...
StarsInsider on MSN20h
Beware of exercise if you take these medications
Many of us regularly take medicines, and indeed these drugs can make our lives better and help us manage a number of medical ...