The general-election campaign promises to obliterate traditional conservative vs. liberal stereotypes.
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State, federal investigations could turn the oxymoron of government accountability upside down
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Proceeds will fund American Promise Schools in Detroit, Beaumont pediatric program, rebuilding Nepal
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Company started work on a 3,000-bike contract with Motivate, America’s largest bike-share company
Read More How Living On Jane Jacobs’s Favorite Block Changed My Life
The legendary urbanist, who wrote her iconic The Death and Life of Great American Cities in my old hood, would have turned 100 today.
I never knew how great I had it until it was gone.
Four Myths Most Bosses Believe About Employee Engagement
Happiness is associated with hard work and retention, yet many managers still believe that it’s not essential to doing a good job.
Engaged employees are more productive, have higher job satisfaction, and are more focused on customers, according to a Gallup study. But what exactly does “engaged” mean?
Why The Worst Thing That Could Happen To Marc Maron Is Happening To “Maron”
The real Marc Maron has 16 years sober. The one on IFC’s “Maron” is in rehab this season. But there’s creative freedom in fictional failure.
At the start of the new season of Maron, the title character has a plan: enticing Louis CK to record a new podcast with him, to recreate an early moment of greatness. Back in the real world, Louis CK did just return to Marc Maron’s podcast, WTF, to celebrate the show’s 700th episode. The circumstances surrounding the two situations, however, illustrate how the real and fictional Marc Maron are now in wildly different places.
This Interviewing Platform Changes Your Voice To Eliminate Unconscious Bias
Hiring is fraught with unconscious bias, but Interviewing.io aims to change the game at the outset to allow only the skills to shine.
Unconscious bias is often hiding in plain sight during the hiring process. We know that simply by being human, recruiters and managers can fall prey to signals that suggest the candidate is somehow not part of their tribe. Everything from an ethnic-sounding name to checking a gender box on an application can disqualify a candidate at the resume stage, according to several studies.
Why More People Can’t Get Suboxone, The Drug That Might Have Saved Prince
For some, Suboxone is just another addiction. But for many many others it’s a lifesaver.
According to a new report in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Prince died one day before a scheduled meeting with nationally renowned opioid treatment expert, Dr. Howard Kornfield. It’s not clear exactly what kind of treatment Kornfield had planned for Prince, but the story states that the doctor is a vocal proponent of expanding the use of the drug Suboxone to treat abusers of heroin as well as opioid painkillers like the ones to which Prince is suspected of being addicted.
Test Flying The Icon A5, A Revolutionary New Plane For Amateur Pilots
Excuse us while we forget journalistic neutrality and gush about a badass airplane that will help more people get into amateur aviation.
Having been to numerous airplane launches, I can tell you with extreme confidence that it’s unusual for the CEO of an aviation company to show up to a press event in flip-flops.
