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Biden just passed an executive order on crypto. As the federal government starts to catch up on Web3, what are some areas of this wild wild west of innovation that you're actually glad are getting examined more closely? What parts of the executive order do you feel are too heavy handed? What do you think, if anything, is the government misunderstanding about Web3?

 

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Baltimore’s citywide robotics team will challenge 20 DMV teams this Saturday

By Donte Kirby | 2 minute readSee these local high school students compete against other DMV robotics teams on Twitch this Saturday.
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Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab made high honors alongside the likes of SpaceX on Fast Company's latest list of innovators for such work. Read more »

Will blockchain technology ever be used for voting?
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Blockchain voting sounds too good to be true. Is it, really, or are we just not there yet as a society? Read more »

This journalist-turned-entrepreneur is bringing ‘positive’ news to Milwaukee and beyond
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Nyesha Stone launched Carvd N Stone because she knows representation in the media matters: "Journalism opened up what I can give to the world." Read more »

Comcast boosts internet speeds through the Northeast
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Some Xfinity products' speeds are getting doubled at no extra cost, the telecommunications giant says. Don't forget the possibility of data caps, though. Read more »

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Case 9325: Uber and the legality of ridesharing in Maryland
Originally published March 11, 2014

To protect ridesharing’s future in Maryland, Uber and Lyft have joined forces to push new legislation through the General Assembly. The impetus for bill? An ongoing case inside the state’s Public Utility Law Judge Division. Read more »

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