Presidential Pardons Are Back In The News, For All The Wrong Reasons
President Donald J. Trump has granted limited pardons in his second term beyond the J-6 group. Media is reporting more and more on pay—to-play for pardons.
Economy
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Wonder Cutting 533 Jobs In New Jersey Amid Bid To Go Public
Wonder, the billionaire-founded parent company of Grubhub and Blue Apron, is planning to go public in early 2028.
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The Beauty Of A Multiple-Choice Workplace
A multiple-choice workplace expands your perspective so that you can learn what you need to know to make the right decision, not the one everyone thinks you should make.
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Novak Djokovic Confirms Beijing Appearance, Drops Out Of Top 10
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. Alexander Zverev are both also in the field.
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AI May End Us. Someone Has To Say Stop.
The AI extinction debate reaches the dinner table. A veteran of five revolutions on why the answer is a licensed operator, not a ban.
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‘Resident Evil’ Sets A Huge Rotten Tomatoes Review Score Record
“Resident Evil” is being called the best video game adaptation of all time, and its Rotten Tomatoes review score has set a record.
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‘Resident Evil’: Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Of Reboot Are Shockingly Great
“Resident Evil,” a reimagining of the blockbuster video game-turned-horror movie franchise, from “Weapons” filmmaker Zach Cregger, is impressing critics, unlike previous films in the series.
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DOJ’s New Fraud Division: A Different Strategy, Or The Same Playbook?
The DOJ has a new sheriff in town – the NFED, which just assumed operational control of multiple Criminal Division sections, most notably focused on public-sector fraud.
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Stop Chasing Comfort. It’s Holding You Back.
Instead of chasing comfort, high performers embrace discomfort to strengthen themselves because that’s the only way to achieve the success that they really want.
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National Fuel Gas exploring options for natural gas production business – Reuters