Value of AI Is Not Simply in Automating Tasks. It’s in How Humans Engage With It.

Legislatures can infuse research and evidence into the legislative process to determine whether criminal justice laws meet the desired outcomes.

As AI and digital technologies become more integrated into daily life, states are acting to protect constituents' privacy from companies selling their data.

At the 2025 NCSL Capital Forum, Adam Luke from the Department of Homeland Security urged states to strengthen legislation and partnerships to protect critical infrastructure from evolving threats, including drones and AI.

Thanks to the federal government shutdown, chaotic tariff policies and rising inflation, the U.S. economy is flying blind into shifting policy headwinds, a senior economist from Moody's Analytics says.

In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Honors 10 US Senators With "Restoring the Balance Award," Full Renewal of PILLAR Act Passes House, and more.

Legal wrangling over mid-decade redistricting and mail ballots could have consequences for state and local election officials.

Despite her reluctance to run for office, longtime election official Gail Pellerin now chairs the California Assembly's Elections Committee.

A new Workforce Pell Grant could help states connect more adults to workforce training by expanding eligibility to short-term, workforce-aligned education and training programs.

Recognizing their bipartisan leadership in preserving state authority over artificial intelligence policies, NCSL honored 10 members of Congress with its 2025 Restoring the Balance Award during its recent Capital Forum meeting.

NCSL reaffirmed today that states are leading the nation in developing responsible, bipartisan artificial intelligence policy and any federal effort to override or restrict this work is the wrong approach.

The monthly newsletter for the National Association of Information Technology (NALIT) members.

November edition of the News Reactor nuclear newsletter.

Federal changes will alter the ways states approach several key environment and environmental health issues. Lawmakers continue to monitor "forever chemicals," food safety and foreign ownership U.S. agricultural land.

Text messages might be the most trusted form of communication in America-with a 98% open rate-but that trust has made them a perfect target for scammers.

Lawmakers gather in Texas to learn about crime solutions and a round up of front-end justice policy, research and news.

In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Urges Congress to Preserve State Authority in Digital Asset Regulation, Executive Order on Foster Care, and more.