California Issues “Safe and Effective” AI Guidance for TK–12 Classrooms and School Systems
California — Education leaders are rolling out new guidance meant to help school districts and charter schools use artificial intelligence
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U.S. FDA Approves First Menkes Disease Treatment for Children, Offering New Option for Families
Washington, D.C. — Families facing Menkes disease—a rare, rapidly progressive disorder that disrupts how infants absorb and use copper—now have
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‘Greenland Annexation And Statehood Act’ Introduced, Outlining Path To Eventual Statehood
House bill would authorize negotiations to annex Greenland and outline a path to statehood – what it says and what families should know.
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U.S. COP Act Would Criminalize “Sextortion” Threats Targeting Minors Online
Washington — A new House bill would make it a federal crime to threaten a minor with the release of
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New York Expands Municipal Infrastructure Program; New Broadband Funds Open Through April 30
Albany, NY — New York is reopening a major round of broadband infrastructure funding that state leaders say could help
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Trump Declares National Emergency to Protect Venezuelan Oil Proceeds Under U.S. Custody
Washington, D.C. — A new White House executive order is blocking courts and creditors from seizing certain Venezuela-related oil revenues
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FDA Expands Flexibility for Cell and Gene Therapy Oversight to Boost Innovation
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is signaling a more flexible stance on how it oversees the
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Washington, D.C. – Education, Interior and Labor Set Feb. 10 Tribal Consultation on Indian Education Partnership
Washington, D.C. — Tribal leaders are being invited to help shape a new three-agency effort that federal officials say is
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New York City Launches $4M Plan for Modular Public Bathrooms, Starting With West Harlem Site
New York, NY — New York City is launching a new program aimed at expanding access to public bathrooms, committing
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U.S. HUD Makes $4.4M Available To Expand Local Lead Hazard Workforces And Inspections
Washington, D.C. — Communities looking to reduce lead exposure in older housing can now compete for more than $4.4 million
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