Technology

As the national debate over children’s screen use continues to grow, Alabama lawmakers are advancing legislation designed to draw firmer boundaries around how technology is used in early childhood education.

Artificial intelligence has already changed the way we live, work, and communicate—but could it also change the way we vote? That’s the question Arizona lawmakers hope to unpack next week

A Push for Focused Learning Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced legislation that will restrict the use of cell phones and other wireless devices during classroom instruction. Assembly Bill 2, now concurred

Florida’s new drone law took effect on October 1, 2025, ushering in stronger state oversight of unmanned aircraft systems and introducing some of the toughest penalties in the nation for

Rivian has officially broken ground on its new Georgia manufacturing facility, marking a major step in the company’s partnership with the state and setting the stage for what leaders call

In my last column, I made the case that energy security was inextricably linked to our national security and also that strategic investments in our existing energy infrastructure while developing new renewable

In the heart of Music City, a major step forward in protecting artists’ rights just took place. Monarrch, a forward-thinking technology company focused on creator protection, has unveiled its groundbreaking

Florida is moving to tighten regulations on drones with a new law introduced by Representative Jennifer Canady and set to take full effect on October 1, 2025. The measure expands

Pennsylvania House Leader Jesse Topper announced Friday that the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority (PBDA) has provisionally approved nearly $793 million in broadband expansion projects aimed at connecting unserved and underserved

As our nation’s economy has transitioned from agrarian-based, through the Industrial Revolution, and now to a largely technology-based economy, the drivers of those economies have appropriately changed as well. Gone