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It marks the first time the DNC is using the language "convicted felon" in paid advertising since former President Donald Trump was found guilty in his "hush money" trial.

Photo released on June 28, 2024 shows female giant panda Xin Xin eating a special cake made from her favorite food to celebrate her 34th birthday, at Chapultepec Zoo, in Mexico City, Mexico. Xin Xin is the only panda in Latin America and one of the oldest pandas in the world. Photo: VCG

When we think about change at work today, we tend to assume its inevitability and focus our attention on how to manage it — what methods and processes and technology and communication we need to put in place to have it move ahead more smoothly. Of course, some change is necessary, and some is inevitable. But not all of it. What the scientific literature on predictability, agency, belonging, place, and meaning suggests is that before we think about managing change, we should consider the conditions that people need at work in order to be productive. In this article, the author explains why we should cultivate a renewed appreciation for the virtues of stability, together with an understanding of how to practice “stability management.”

A developer behind Coin Pusher Casino was reportedly fired after sharing the toxic comment

George Stephanopoulos just made a stunning comment on the streets of New York ... telling a pedestrian he doesn't think President Joe Biden can serve another term.

Dorit Kemsley's taking her separation from her hubby PK step by step -- telling us that's her mantra to get her through this difficult time.

A recent study delves into the trust and engagement of Cameroonian software developers in open-source projects, offering critical insights into the collaborative software development landscape. The findings underscore the importance of recognizing cultural and social specificities to enhance involvement and contributions from African developers in open-source communities.

Public universities helped hook America on meat. Now, some want to protect its “social license to operate.”

The “motherhood penalty” is more complicated than you think.

Police are investigating the possibility that alcohol and hazing could have been involved in the death of a Dartmouth College student who was found dead in the Connecticut River.

It's nighttime in America, which means it is time for another edition of Shacknews Evening Reading.

Uruguay manager Marcelo Bielsa tells Liverpool how to get the most out of Darwin Nunez.

Biden was "concise, committed" and "found a great deal of support" from Congressional Black Caucus members on a call Monday night, one member of the caucus told CBS News.

If you want to move up the corporate ladder, you need to do more than meet deadlines and produce strong results. Employees who quickly move up often have an innovator’s mindset. These people ultimately position themselves as valuable assets by questioning assumptions and pushing their organizations to stay competitive. By consistently bringing fresh ideas to the table and demonstrating a proactive approach to problem-solving, they naturally attract the attention of higher-ups. Anyone can build an innovator’s mindset by embracing curiosity, engaging in continuous learning, and fostering collaboration among their team members.

The leadership questions surrounding new Washington Post CEO Will Lewis serve as a case study in the challenges of bringing in an outsider to lead an organization, highlighting the importance of transparency and alignment with company values. This article offers three lessons leaders can draw from it — as well as advice on how the Post and Lewis can move forward.

Exclusive: former PM says immigration benefits UK but controls are needed to ‘close off avenues’ for populists

Company says it has ‘never thought about news’ as a way to counter misleading content on Facebook and Instagram despite evidence to the contrary

In his efforts to demonstrate vigor, is the President finding his voice, or losing his way?

A week ahead of the NATO Summit in Washington, DC, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken turned spear again toward China, hyping that its

Editor’s Note: The youth are the vanguards of our time, showcasing boundless energy and vibrant personalities. Gen-Zers not only represent the makers of the future but also serve as agents of change in the present. With an open mindset and an international outlook, they actively integrate into the currents of globalization, engaging in deep exchanges, and collaborating with youth from around the world to explore pathways and strategies to address global challenges. The Global Times launched the “Voice from Gen Z” series, which focuses on the proactive actions and innovative achievements of young people in areas such as global governance, cultural exchange, environmental protection, and technological innovation. Through this column, we aim to showcase the unique charm and future leadership of global Gen-Zers.