10/22/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/22/2024 05:17
Posted October 21, 2024
Were they rocks, gemstones or minerals? Definitions matter, and some of Kentucky's official state symbols had a bad case of mistaken geologic identity. Recent legislation has cleared up the errors.
Posted October 20, 2024
Posted October 18, 2024
Sarah Anderson is a fellow with the Missouri Science and Technology (MOST) Policy Initiative, an independent nonprofit providing nonpartisan research for Missouri legislators.
Posted October 16, 2024
Congress uses surface transportation authorization to deliver transportation and related infrastructure funding to states, and it considers broad legislation such as the FAST Act and MAP-21 on a multiyear cadence.
Posted October 16, 2024
Elia La is a food scientist with the California Council on Science and Technology, the nation's longest-running state science policy fellowship program.
Posted October 15, 2024
Keira Alkema is the deputy secretary of the Alaska Senate.
Posted October 15, 2024
In this issue of Capitol to Capitol HRSA Awards $19M to 15 States for Maternal Health Innovation, White House Launches New Task Force on AI Data Center Infrastructure, and more.
Posted October 15, 2024
Lawmakers are trying to understand how artificial intelligence can aid elections or disrupt them, and the pace of AI's evolution means there's always something new to understand.
Posted October 14, 2024
Posted October 11, 2024
The Supreme Court kicked off its October term with a case involving the right of individuals to sue for federal civil rights violations before exhausting state remedies.
Posted October 10, 2024
Posted October 10, 2024
Posted October 9, 2024
October edition of the Plugged In Newsletter, NCSL's monthly energy newsletter highlighting key state and federal developments affecting energy policies.
Posted October 9, 2024
Posted October 8, 2024
Posted October 7, 2024
Posted October 7, 2024
In this issue of Capitol to Capitol Navigating Bird Flu Webinar, Fact Sheet on Joint Rule to Curb Unlawful Entries and Streamline Immigration Process, and more.
Posted October 3, 2024
A session at NCSL's 2024 Legislative Summit addressed the ways the internet, social media and other technologies are affecting public access, decorum and overall operations in legislatures nationwide.
Posted October 2, 2024
Posted October 1, 2024
Posted October 1, 2024
October issue of the News Reactor, NCSL's nuclear newsletter.
Posted October 1, 2024
NCSL talks with Celia Smits, Princeton-trained molecular biologist who works in the New Jersey Legislature as part of the Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship.
Posted September 30, 2024
In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Supports Preserving DEA Telemedicine Flexibilities, New Guidance for States: Maximizing Health Care Access for Children on Medicaid, and more.
Posted September 30, 2024
NCSL in North Carolina, plus a round-up of front-end justice policy, research and news.