Will the US pull out of Paris?
There's been a hint of bipartisanship in Washington lately, but will it affect international agreements? The wall? Immigration?
Economics
Feds move toward for-profit college revival
The federal gov't appears to be removing some of the protections students have against predatory lending by for-profit colleges.
Businesses benefit from employee retention
A sort of revolving door is developing within the White House, as the president's chief of staff was abruptly pushed away. Not good for business.
New factory jobs may come to Wisconsin
In terms of career-readiness, the government can play a role. Let's start with building manufacturing capacity and talent in the US, if we can.
Living in poverty adversely affects education
The Great Recession brought poverty to many families that were not living in poverty prior to 2008, a new study has shown.
Online, personalized ads may not work
A new study out of IL suggests that online ads that targets users based on a profile may be backfiring, esp with college students.
On the job, autonomy brings positive rewards
In looking for a job, more research is starting to confirm that those happiest in their jobs are those with autonomy.
They come, 1 last time, to the greatest show on Earth
The greatest show on Earth, the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, is in Baltimore for its final run in a long history.
Passenger hauled off a United flight in Chicago
Business classes (CTE) in the hospitality industry will learn a thing or two from United Airlines' (mis)handling of a passenger removal.
Is Trump at war with science?
We wonder, along with many people, why the president seeks to cut funding for basic scientific research in favor of the military.