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State and local governments are among the groups that have objected to the Census asking about citizenship status.

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Lawmakers are looking at a California law that just went into effect this month.

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Measuring Bike and Pedestrian Traffic to Make Better Roads

Once collected, this data could end up capturing patterns that planners hadn’t anticipate.

Disputes Over State Taxes on Railroad Fuel Simmer Before Supreme Court

The court on Monday asked for the U.S. government to submit views on an Alabama case.

The Truth About the Gig Economy

Uber and similar companies aren’t driving huge changes in the way that Americans make a living.

Airports Are Feeling the Shutdown Pressure

Call outs among Transportation Security Administration employees have jumped in recent days.

Urban Sheriffs Flee ICE Program as Small Counties Join Trump’s Deportation Push

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How cybercrime feeds on modernization

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Lapsed TLS certificates erode federal website security during shutdown

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Can DARPA secure the electronics supply chain?

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The quiet threat inside 'internet of things' devices

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Florida’s New Governor Wants to Oust Another Local Official

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Cuomo Proposes Statewide Plastic Bag Ban in New York

The state would join California in implementing such a ban if it is enacted.

A Warning for Elected Officials on Social Media—Court Says Don't Block Critics

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Can Congress Void a Tribal Treaty Without Telling Anyone?

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The Quiet Ways Automation Is Remaking Service Work

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Few Signs So Far Sports Wagering Will Be Huge Boon for State Budgets

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40 Startups to Work With 22 Governments on Civic Tech Challenges

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Limiting the potential abuse of smartphone sensors

IT managers can address the risks associated with today's sensor-laden smartphones with proactive defense, user education and policy enforcement.

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