Speakers at the Jacksonville press conference said state preemption prevents local mandatory landlord registration and urged the Florida legislature to relax restrictions so local leaders can pursue stronger tenant protections.

In his General Assembly address, Prime Minister Janes Yansha said selective application of principles has hollowed out multilateral institutions and urged stronger transparency and safeguards to prevent political instrumentalization.

The governor announced he has signed the RAISE Act, which he said requires large AI developers to publish safety protocols, report critical incidents within 72 hours, and face potential civil penalties for noncompliance.

The council approved a municipal AI policy that limits approved tools to enterprise products, requires human review of AI-generated content, calls for training and a pilot process for vendor approval, and establishes an oversight role for IT and the city manager.

Citizen AG vows to protect whistleblowers and prosecute corrupt officials, starting with Disney revelations.

Punjab's Food and Civil Supplies Department enhances transparency with E-PoS kits, procures millions of tonnes of wheat and paddy, and boosts consumer protection efforts in 2024.

The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission released its first five-year strategic plan outlining four strategic goals, six core values and measures to strengthen oversight, stakeholder engagement and transparency; the plan is posted at wmsc.gov and WMSC invited public feedback.

SB 550 would require TNCs to provide drivers with individualized weekly summaries, itemized trip receipts within 24 hours and confidential aggregated reporting to DMV; the committee reported the substitute unanimously.

New financial education sponsorship program expands consumer knowledge in underserved areas.

Ethics committee plans to accept recommendations and update membership policies soon.

House Bill 507 seeks to consolidate several state-created tax‑increment financing tools into one, cap increments at 60% for up to 25 years, require PID dissolution when indebtedness ends, and create a state reinvestment account; the committee adopted a substitute and favorably recommended it 7–1.