October 2017
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The public sector has been notoriously slow to embrace technology. Is that finally changing?
Local income taxes were once blamed for causing businesses to flee to the suburbs. Not anymore.
Jails are filled with low-risk offenders awaiting court dates. There's bipartisan support to change that, so why is it still hard to get anything done?
The unique anti-tax tool has defined spending in the state, and it may spread to more states.
Irregular hours and unpredictable schedules have redefined work for many low-income Americans. States and cities are just beginning to regulate them.
