In Some States, Sales Tax Holidays Lose Luster
States confronting budget woes and a long list of spending priorities are questioning whether the hyped-up shopping events are worth the cost.
Functional fabrics for emergency response
Materials integrated with sensors and internet connectivity can solve issues facing soldiers in combat or training, first responders and victims and workers in refugee camps.
Inside the fight against malware attacks
Created by researchers at University of Texas Arlington, the SEMU malware analysis system provides a comprehensive log of malware operations, making it easier for security analysts to understand what the malicious program was supposed to do.
The Transit Investments That Stitched Together L.A.’s Winning 2028 Olympic Bid
“LA 2028 is about what we have, not what we’re going to build” in terms of venues. But it also helped that an impressive array of transportation improvements are already underway across the City of Angels.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Is Switching Parties. Again.
“Today,” the governor told a crowd gathered for a Trump rally, “I will tell you as West Virginians that I can’t help you anymore being a Democrat governor.”
Commentary: Our Work to Reform the Juvenile Justice System Is Not Yet Complete
A trio of practitioners and experts assert “if our collective responsibility is to foster justice and public safety—as we believe it is—we have miles to go before we sleep.”
Wildfires Cloak Pacific Northwest in Smoky Haze as Fire Threats Increase
STATE AND LOCAL NEWS ROUNDUP | L.A.’s structural deficit; N.C.’s attorney general forced to slash 10% of staff; and a “notable lack of hellfire” from satanist at city council meeting.
DOJ Demands Information on Immigration Policies From 4 Cities Seeking Aid
The episode is the latest involving the Trump administration’s efforts to single out so-called “sanctuary cities.”
Hyperloop Just Broke Its Speed Record. That Was The Easy Part
The project's technological advancements are cruising along. The more difficult journey is ahead: People will be involved.
For Rural Veterans, New Approaches to Health Care
Rural veterans are far older and far more likely to be disabled than other rural residents. New programs across the country show promise in ensuring that they get the health care they need.
Leveraging EA for digital transformation
IT portfolio management, powered by automation and informed by enterprise architecture, is the most direct route to successful modernization.
Do you speak V2V? Understanding the language of connected vehicles
Huei Peng, director of University of Michigan's connected vehicle test bed, explains how dedicated short range communications powers vehicle safety and traffic optimization applications.
R-FAB kits let soldiers 3-D print replacement parts
The rapid fabrication kits come equipped with the gear and software for constructing tools and parts in the field.
Creating a high-speed internet lane for emergency situations
The new multi node label routing protocol leverages the relationship that exists among routers to quickly identify failed links and reroute traffic.
NIH's Biowulf gets HPC infusion
The upgrade to National Institutes of Health's supercomputing cluster includes additional compute nodes, processors and storage.
Mayors Meet With U.S. Senators as Legislative Agenda Shifts Away From Health Care
“We don't feel comfortable or reassured about anything that we see happening in Washington right now,” New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu told Route Fifty on Capitol Hill.
Which States Have Breastfeeding Laws on the Books?
Eighteen states mandate that hospitals implement baby-friendly practices. Is your state one of them?
Case Study: Identity Management Creating Huge Cost Savings in Florida
Pairing online applications with a Customer Authentication Program ensures food assistance goes to those who need it.
Rhode Island Runs Out of Money for Electric Car Incentives
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A Harvard Political Philosopher on Why Tougher Policing in America Won't Reduce Crime
Crimes of the poor may actually be a form of resistance, argues Tommie Shelby.
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