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The Government Gave Free PPP Money to Public Companies Despite Warning Them Not to Apply

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Citizen Enforcement of Texas Abortion Ban Could Spread to Other Laws

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Telematics streamlines data collection, analysis for managing state vehicles

Virginia Office of Emergency Medical Services has outfitted field inspectors’ vehicles with telematics sensors that collect data and transmit it to the cloud for analysis.

NASA leans into AR to give astronauts more autonomy

Augmented reality tools will help astronauts inspect and maintain equipment without help from mission control.

Feds Step In to Assist States With Unemployment Fixes

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A Free Tool to Help Cities Take Full Advantage of Federal Aid

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The Buffalo Bills Owners Want a New Stadium, and Taxpayers Might Help Them Pay For It

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NASA wants app to monitor, analyze employee vaccinations

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Real-time intelligent software can help the VA save lives

Software powered by clinical and administrative business intelligence thats allow real-time monitoring and timely action can help prevent veteran suicide.

The States With the Weakest and Strongest Social Safety Nets

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