Insights

A growing yet often overlooked problem is quietly emerging within the U.S. housing market — the issue of “heirs’ property”. The term refers to land and homes passed down without...

America’s trucking industry, responsible for moving over 70% of U.S. freight, faces a persistent problem: a severe shortage of legal, safe truck parking. Drivers waste nearly an...

Amid surging rents, rising construction costs, and entrenched zoning barriers, the U.S. continues to grapple with a worsening affordable housing shortage. Policymakers and...

In recent years, research mobility has undergone a profound transformation. Once considered the premier destination for global scientific talent, the United States is now facing...

Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere powering electric cars, smartphones, laptops, and even renewable energy grids. They are essential to the clean energy transition, storing...

Developing the U.S. maritime sector, which spans shipping, shipbuilding, and port operations, has become one of the top priorities of the Trump administration. Amid escalating...

The United States is experiencing an ongoing surge in the implementation of clean energy infrastructure - from electric vehicles (EVs) on the streets to battery energy storage...

As the U.S. grapples with the absence of federal privacy law, state-level regulations have become the de facto standard for protecting personal data. At the center of this...

Bentonville, Arkansas, known as the “Unicorn City,” is redefining itself as one of America’s most dynamic small cities. Once recognized mainly as Walmart’s hometown, Bentonville...

NYU Law's Prof. Bruce Aronson breaks down the Nippon Steel-US Steel acquisition, discussing the $14B gamble, national security's evolving definition, and labor union impacts....

Alpharetta, located outside Atlanta, Georgia in the United States, is a rapidly developing industrial and technological cluster with around 4.800 companies in fields such as...

Korea's Foreign Investment Ombudsman System has played a crucial role in resolving foreign investor issues with domestic regulations, while also bolstering investor confidence....

Washington CORE recently conducted an interview with Andrew Lugg, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, to discuss the evolving...

The United States is reshaping its global supply chain strategy to reduce reliance on China and strengthen national security. Driven by concerns over intellectual property theft,...

Despite its historical leadership in global bioeconomy developments, the U.S. has recently seen its biomanufacturing capabilities lag due to rapid advancements in biotechnology...

Washington CORE CEO Chiyo Kobayashi and Research Analyst Folake Amoda interviewed Gay Gordon-Byrne, Executive Director of The Repair Association, about the right to repair...

Paul McKinney, Associate Director at the United Kingdom’s Carbon Trust, shared his insights on how his organization is collaborating with industry and other partners to scale...

As the decarbonization movement grows around the world, many cross-border collaborations have formed to build capacity to advance sustainability. A prime example of this...