The Office of the Human Rights of the United Nations harshly criticized the U.S. this week for the policy of separating young immigrant children from their parents at its southern border. Spokesperson for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights …
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What is a customer success manager? The term is hard to define, or perhaps more accurately, is defined differently by every company. But analysis by LinkedIn shows it as the most in-demand position in the job market right now.
Research …
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement carried out one of the largest raids against undocumented workers in recent years yesterday, when about 200 federal agents descended on Corso’s Flower & Garden Center in Ohio. The raid resulted in the arrest of …
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The New York Times is reporting that Facebook had “far-reaching data partnerships” with roughly sixty mobile phone manufacturers that allowed them to obtain private Facebook user data without their permission.
The list of device manufacturers includes Apple, Blackberry, …
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The Golden State Warriors usually go on backbreaking scoring runs in the third quarters of games that erase any deficit in the score, along with the competitive will of their opponents. Over the course of just this postseason – a …
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The President’s legal team, as well as White House staff, are struggling to explain an apparent contradiction in statements made about the President’s involvement in response to questions about a meeting Donald Trump Jr. had with individuals connected to the …
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Fashion icon Kate Spade was found dead in her Manhattan apartment of an apparent suicide this morning. A housekeeper found her hanged from a red scarf in her bedroom at her Park Avenue apartment and was pronounced dead at the …
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President Donald Trump cancelled a planned event with the Philadelphia Eagles yesterday over ongoing protest in NFL’s of the National Anthem. The team had been invited to celebrate their Super Bowl victory this year. The White House issued a statement …
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The U.S. economy added 223,000 jobs in May, beating expectations and delivering a positive jobs report, indicating a bustling economy. The unemployment rate fell to 3.8%, the lowest it’s been since 2000.
Economists had been expecting an addition of …
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Discussion of President Trump pardoning himself for wrongdoing that may come out of the Russia investigation drew criticism from Republicans. Many said the President’s pardoning himself would lead to political turmoil, possibly even impeachment.
Former New York City Mayor and …
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The Supreme Court has found for a baker in a case involving his refusal to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple’s wedding. The Court found that the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, the law under which the lawsuit was filed, …
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President Trump’s legal team, in a letter written to special counsel Robert Mueller, said the President did not obstruct justice in the ongoing Russia probe. The letter says one of the reasons the President cannot be found to have …
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According to a major new study, many women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer may forego chemotherapy with minimal risk to their health or their overall cancer treatment. They study is to be presented today at a meeting the American Society …
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The State Department has announced it will limit the length of some visas issued to Chinese citizens visiting the U.S. The announcement comes as the Trump administration is combating U.S.-intellectual-property theft by China.
The changes will go into effect on …
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott has signed a bill into law that calls for the state to pay individuals to move there and telecommute to out-of-state work. The program, called the New Remote Worker Grant Program allocates $5,000 per worker per …
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Arlington National Cemetery is running out of space and the site’s directors are asking the public for suggestions on how to proceed. According to estimates, the Cemetery could reach capacity in 23 years.
“Without changes to the current eligibility requirements …
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President Trump signed a trio of executive orders last week that make it easier for the federal government to fire poor performing employees.
The initiatives make it easier to discipline poor performing employees and speed up decision time on their …
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