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Beneath the surface of America’s bustling cities, suburbs, and school systems lies a story of growing concern—one of mounting fiscal pressures that threaten the long-term delivery of public services. While local needs naturally differ across urban transit hubs, rural fire districts, and suburban communities, repeated spending that outpaces revenues creates dangerous imbalances. Over time, these…

Federal and state departments are rapidly expanding their use of artificial intelligence, and healthcare agencies are no exception. 

GUEST OPINION: In April, Anthropic revealed that its Mythos preview model identified thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in major operating systems and web browsers, including a 27-year-old bug in OpenBSD. This has sparked intense discussion across the cybersecurity community.

The new program, meant to aggressively disrupt costly cybercrime schemes, carries numerous legal and security risks.

U.S. and South Korean cyber agencies warned Monday about a ransomware-as-a-service outfit, Gunra, that reportedly recruits ethical hackers and penetration testers and benefits from North Korean government-linked hackers’ tools to target government and critical infrastructure organizations.

Canada’s natural assets underpin our economic prosperity, yet current investments to protect these assets are insufficient to meet the scale of the challenge. While governments have made historic investments to protect nature, more action is needed to close the global financing gap for nature conservation. Canada must find new ways to attract public and private…

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Tanzania has opened its government securities market to all foreign investors, marking a major shift in its investment policy as President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s administration seeks to attract fresh capital and diversify government revenue.

Each year, Forrester publishes its US Customer Experience Index (CX Index™) rankings, benchmarking CX quality across 11 industries plus the US federal government. This ranking is based on an annualsurveygiven to 95,573 respondents.

NEW DELHI, Aug 7 (Reuters) – India expects to exceed this fiscal year’s goal of raising 800 billion rupees ($8.4 billion) through the sale of stakes in state-run firms and other asset monetisation methods, government sources said, ‌helping public finances strained by the Middle East conflict.