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Former Nigerian State House of Assembly Member from Bauchi, Maryam Garba Bagel, has stated the significance of "shock observers" for women venturing into politics, as there are aspects of political life that they may not be aware of initially, but which can impact them profoundly.

If you buy something—a refrigerator, a car, a tractor, a wheelchair, or a phone—but you can't have the information or parts to fix or modify it, is it really yours? The right to repair movement is based on the belief that you should have the right to use and fix your stuff as you see fit, a...

An end-to-end digital hiring experience raises issues of exclusion and dangers from AI. Sue Weekes investigates.

The introduction of digital identity verification checks have been in situ since October. Sue Weekes investigates how the system is working so far

Plus: Gov. Tim Walz issues first veto following legislative session; U.S. Supreme Court sides with Minnesota woman over property rights; and more.

Starting next year, electronics manufacturers must provide Minnesotans and independent repair shops with the tools and parts needed to fix broken devices.

Just one state demanding free repair manuals could benefit all fixers.

From the column: "Government mandates impose compliance costs, increasing the cost of manufacturing devices and ultimately making them more expensive for consumers."

“Currently, there are a lot of products that can only be repaired by the manufacturer or by technicians tied to the manufacturer,” said Representative Ruth Briggs King, the prime House

Digital Right to Work overhaul could land non-compliant employers in jail On October 1st, crucial changes to the UK’s [Right to Work|https://www.gov.uk...