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Ohio State Graduation Ceremony For Black Students Changes Name Over Anti-DEI Order
As the Trump administration orders federally-funded schools to eliminate its race-specific programming, the ceremony must take on a new name.
No One Talks About This Skill, But It's Quietly Powering the Most Effective Leaders. Here's How to Develop It.
We often focus on public speaking and interpersonal skills, but what about the power of the written word in leadership? Here's why mastering this overlooked skill is a strong differentiator for effective leaders.
Trump Has Done Real Damage to America’s Innovation Engine
In his first 100 days in office, Trump has overseen policies that are making it harder for innovators to thrive.
The Obamas’ Old Martha’s Vineyard Rental House On The Market For $39 Million
The Obamas' old Martha’s Vineyard rental house is on the market for $39 million.
My Company Went Unnoticed for Years — But Everything Changed Once I Stopped Doing This One Thing
It's not personal, it's business? No way. Business is personal.
Childhood Home Of Atlanta’s First Black Mayor Remodeled Into Affordable Housing For Spelman College Staff
The home, once owned by Jackson Jr.'s father, Rev. Maynard Jackson, sits close to Spelman's campus in Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood.
7 High-Growth Startup Ideas for 2025
From kombucha to cremation, these are some of the fastest-growing business models for entrepreneurs looking to start something new.
Former NBA Player Vernon Maxwell Calls Draymond Green ‘The O.J. Simpson Of Basketball’
Vernon Maxwell took to social media to say that Draymond Green is "The O.J. Simpson Of Basketball"
NVIDIA’s CEO Says the U.S. Can Win The AI Arms Race–But It Needs Trades People as Much as Engineers
Artificial intelligence isn’t going to take your job says Jensen Huang. Someone using it more effectively than you are will.
Meta Takes on ChatGPT By Releasing a Standalone AI App: 'A Long Journey'
Meta AI is already available across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, with nearly a billion users.
This Tech Startup Won $1 Million to Work on Climate Change—and Maybe Even Beer
The company, Aircapture, aims to both reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases and add a pleasant fizz to beverages.
It's Time to Rethink Your Approach to Employee Wellness — or Risk Losing Them to Burnout
Leaders should utilize the six pillars of longevity to foster a culture of positive well-being.
Apr 30, 2025