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Policy Pathways and VCU Wilder School launch 2026 Summer Academy
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Policy Pathways and Virginia Commonwealth University’s Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs will open the 2026 Summer Academy for Policy Leadership and Public Service on June 22 in Richmond.
MIT economist and Eridan engineer argue wireless reform is key to AI growth
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A new MIT CSAIL and Eridan white paper says the U.S. can unlock more AI-driven economic growth only if wireless networks get denser and regulators update outdated rules.
Bankole Thompson brings hope and economic justice book tour to Westland
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Journalist and author Bankole Thompson is taking his new book, HOPE: On The Mountain Of Fear, to the Westland Public Library tonight after a strong Flint stop.
Chambersfield Economides Kranos sees more demand for Cyprus company setup advice
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Chambersfield Economides Kranos says enquiries are rising from international entrepreneurs, investors and corporate groups seeking help with Cyprus incorporation and corporate legal services.
2510.org unveils Nepal 2035 policy blueprint for long-term reform
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2510.org has published a new policy study on Nepal’s long-term development path, arguing that institutional reform, economic diversification and sustainable growth could help the country become the “Switzerland of South Asia” by 2035. The report…
ZenaTech sees tariff boost for U.S.-made drones
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ZenaTech says new U.S. tariffs on imported drones could improve the competitive position of its ZenaDrone subsidiary, which makes drones in the U.S. and uses a vertically integrated supply chain tied to Taiwan.
Proposal calls for Uzbekistan lifestyle stores to showcase trade, tourism and culture
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A new proposal outlines a global retail and cultural network built around Uzbekistan’s products, heritage, tourism and investment story.
Safe Pro wins State Department subcontract for AI demining software
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Safe Pro Group said Aug. 18, 2026, that it won a roughly $180,000 subcontract and purchase order tied to a U.S. Department of State program supporting Ukraine’s demining efforts.
Riot House Publishing launches with profit-sharing model and political nonfiction slate
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Riot House Publishing launched in Los Angeles on Aug. 17, 2026, with a plan to publish a small number of books each year and share profits more evenly with authors.
RTVI posts extended Bruce Blakeman interview on New York governor race
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RTVI released an extended interview with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican candidate for governor of New York, on August 17, 2026. Blakeman used the conversation to lay out his tax, energy, spending and migrant-policy agenda…
Mexican ophthalmologist urges national policy to cut preventable vision loss
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A Mexico City retina specialist is calling for telemedicine, AI screening, cataract surgery access and mandatory vision checks to treat avoidable sight loss as a public health and human rights issue.
Economic Club of Las Vegas sets Phil Satre luncheon for June 24
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The Economic Club of Las Vegas will host a Speaker Series luncheon with Wynn Resorts Chairman Phil Satre on June 24 at Park MGM. The event comes as the club opens general memberships through nominations and looks to spotlight Las Vegas gaming and…
374Water revenue jumps 280% as OC San milestone drives Q2 results
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374Water reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $2.26 million, up about 280% from a year earlier, as completion of the Orange County Sanitation District Factory Acceptance Test unlocked revenue and more contract value.
USHBC names Massey Villarreal co-chair of advisory board
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The United States Hispanic Business Council added Precision Task Group CEO Massey Villarreal to its advisory board as co-chair, bringing a longtime Hispanic business advocate into a national small-business policy role.
Tonya Fitzpatrick brings destination stewardship debate to Martha’s Vineyard
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Award-winning journalist and author Tonya Fitzpatrick led a community conversation on Martha’s Vineyard on Aug. 15 about whether tourism growth is improving life for residents or just increasing visitor counts.
TSCA sets global minimum standards for sustainable tourism certification
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The Tourism Sustainability Certifications Alliance has released new minimum standards to create a common baseline for sustainable tourism certification worldwide.
Launch Commerce CEO Greg Writer to speak at FreedomFest 2026
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Launch Commerce founder and CEO Greg Writer will speak and exhibit at FreedomFest 2026 in Las Vegas, where he will join an AI-focused panel on how small businesses can use AI employees to scale operations.
Burkeanomics Simulator launches alpha tool for policy scenarios
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The Burkeanomics Simulator has launched in alpha as a free interactive tool that models how Right, Left and Center governance could affect prosperity across energy, medical, housing and education economies.
WITOC and FTA to host AI and trade compliance event in Redondo Beach
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Women in International Trade Orange County and the Foreign Trade Association will host an evening event on July 16 in Redondo Beach focused on how AI is shaping foreign direct investment, trade compliance, and U.S. market entry.
EatLove wins World Economic Forum Yes/Boston innovation challenge
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The World Economic Forum named EatLove one of 12 winners in its first Yes/Boston Innovation Challenge, putting the AI nutrition platform into a public-private testbed for food and health innovation in Boston.
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