Boeing Avoids Major Strike as 17,000 Engineers and Technical Workers Approve New Labor Deal

Boeing has avoided another potentially damaging labor strike after approximately 17,000 engineers and technical workers approved new four-year contracts, removing a significant threat to the aerospace giant as it works to increase aircraft production and complete certification of two long-delayed jets. Members of the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace, or SPEEA, voted October […]
Marilú Esponda Expands Personal Power Platform Following Harvard Appearance

Communication strategist and positioning consultant Marilú Esponda is preparing to expand her Personal Power platform across Latin America and the United States following her participation in the Global Women’s Leadership Congress held at Harvard earlier this year. Esponda presented her methodology during a session titled “The Most Powerful Leader Is the One Who Tells Her […]
One-Time Gene Therapy Shows Lasting Promise Against Huntington’s Disease Four Years Later

An experimental one-time gene therapy from biotech company uniQure continues to show signs of slowing Huntington’s disease four years after treatment, offering potentially important evidence that gene therapy could alter the course of a devastating inherited neurological disorder for which no approved disease-modifying treatment currently exists. The treatment, called ifezuntirgene inilparvovec, or AMT-130, is designed […]
Iowa Lands $15 Billion Steel Megaproject as Trump Pushes a New Era of American Manufacturing

President Donald Trump has announced plans for a $15 billion steel complex in Iowa that could become one of the largest steelmaking facilities in the United States, giving his administration a major manufacturing investment to showcase as Republicans campaign ahead of the November midterm elections. The project will be developed by Mesabi Metallics, a Minnesota-based […]
America’s Billion-Dollar Stadium Boom Leaves Taxpayers Paying for Promises That Rarely Deliver

American cities and states continue spending billions of taxpayer dollars on professional sports stadiums despite decades of economic research finding that these investments rarely generate the jobs, income growth or tax revenue promised by teams and developers. The financial stakes are enormous. Professional sports leagues generate billions of dollars annually, yet teams routinely seek government […]
Angelo Cerracchio Advances 3D Laser Scanning Education and Innovation Across South Florida

Angelo Cerracchio, Civil Engineer, Florida Certified General Contractor and CEO of Neo, is advancing efforts to increase awareness and professional understanding of 3D Laser Scanning and Reality Capture technologies throughout Miami-Dade and South Florida’s construction community. Through Neo Construction, Cerracchio is creating opportunities for engineers, architects, designers, contractors and other professionals to better understand how […]
Florida Asks Court to Freeze OpenAI’s AI Expansion Until Independent Safety Controls Are in Place

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is asking a state court to impose sweeping temporary restrictions on OpenAI, escalating a legal confrontation that could become an important test of how much authority individual states have to regulate rapidly advancing artificial intelligence. The request is part of a lawsuit Florida filed against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman […]
New York’s Luxury Second-Home Tax Faces Constitutional Challenge From Billionaire Property Owners

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new tax on expensive second homes is facing a major legal challenge from casino mogul Steve Wynn and former U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, escalating a broader battle over one of the mayor’s signature revenue policies. Wynn and Ross, both Florida residents who own luxury properties in New York […]
Trump Turns to South Korea for $54 Billion Bet on Alaska’s Long-Delayed LNG Megaproject

President Donald Trump is preparing to unveil approximately $54 billion in proposed South Korean investment connected to Alaska’s massive liquefied natural gas project and other U.S. initiatives, potentially providing new momentum to an energy development that has been discussed for decades but repeatedly struggled with financing and commercial viability. The investment would draw from commitments […]
Ospreys Are Vanishing Along the East Coast as a Crucial Food Source Disappears

One of America’s most celebrated wildlife recoveries is facing a troubling reversal as ospreys struggle to reproduce along large portions of the East Coast, with scientists increasingly focusing on shortages of a small but ecologically important fish as a major factor. Ospreys were once devastated by the pesticide DDT, which caused eggshell thinning and contributed […]