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HARTFORD, CT – Connecticut Drivers United, a nonprofit representing a collection of rideshare and delivery drivers, rallied Wednesday morning at the state Capitol to urge lawmakers to pass legislation providing them with more transparency and better pay from the companies for which they work.

Generative AI has introduced tantalising possibilities. Yet the initial excitement surrounding AI has given way to genuine and growing concerns. The IMF makes an early attempt to understand AI’s implications for growth, jobs, inequality, and finance

After months of hearings and debate, and a voting marathon that included more than a dozen amendments, the Montgomery County, Maryland, council approved the bill that would limit landlords to rent increases that could not exceed 6%.

In this edition of our emails to the editor: Takoma Metro development, rent reasonableness, commuter rail, traffic safety, and the future of downtown.

Join Worth for full day packed with conversations that will empower, educate and inspire women to amplify their Worth. 

Oregonians on Medicaid coverage who give birth and their children are now eligible for 12 months of physical, dental, vision, and behavioral care.

Medicaid benefits extended in Oregon for 12 months postpartum, but moms say there are still gaps in care including in-home support

Saraswathi Mohan joins Card91 as Director - Corporate Communications

Facebook banned the Dunedin Fine Art Center over an artistic nude photo. It admits the page was wrongly removed, but staff still can't post to the page.

Twitter India has appointed Pallavi Walia as Communications Head. She will be reporting to Lauren Myers Cavanagh, Head of Communications, APAC, Twitter. Earlier, Walia was leading the Policy Communications at Twitter India.