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Brackets busted: No perfect March Madness brackets remain after Sunday’s games

Brackets, busted. The handful of remaining perfect brackets in the NCAA Tournament busted out on Sunday, ending the hopes of millions against exceptionally long odds. The final perfect brackets on Yahoo Sports and CBS Sports were shredded with Saturday’s games. Top-seeded Florida’s 77-75 win over two-time reigning national champion UConn continued the carnage on

How to Support Entrepreneurs with Disabilities

Lorinda Gonzalez-Santana says she’s been an entrepreneur since she was 19 years old. “I kind of had a little editing side hustle…when I was in college. So, it started there,” she recalls. When her foray into a 9-to-5 job didn’t work, she dove back into her own business and now

Nearly Half of Executives Say AI is Dividing Their Company, Survey Reveals

Worried AI might take your job? You’re not alone. With most U.S. companies now using AI in some capacity, a new survey has revealed a growing but quiet concern: Workers feeling increasingly uncertain about their job security and value in the workplace.  Survey finds 41% of young workers are sabotaging

Mia Love, former Republican congresswoman, dead at 49

Mia Love, the first Republican Black woman elected to the United States Congress, is dead at 49. The former Utah U.S. representative’s family confirmed her death in a public statement. Love suffered from a years-long battle with glioblastoma brain cancer. Love died “peacefully” at her home on Sunday surrounded by

How to Manage the Micromanager

If you’ve been out in the working world for a while, you’ve probably come across a micromanager. You know the type—when they hand out an assignment they go into excruciating detail about how it should be done and then constantly check in to see how you’re doing. They hate to

March Madness: How to watch the women’s NCAA Tournament and what to watch for

The women’s NCAA Tournament kicked off with expected blowouts, with a couple of exceptions. No. 10 seed Oregon pulled off the biggest upset of the opening round, taking down No. 7 Vanderbilt in overtime, and fourth-seeded Kentucky had to hold off No. 13 Liberty for a one-point win. Saturday’s slate of first round

Trump has ordered the dismantling of the Education Department. Here’s what it does

Moving to fulfill a campaign promise, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday calling for the dismantling of the Education Department, an agency Republicans have talked about closing for decades. The order says Education Secretary Linda McMahon will, “to the maximum extent appropriate and permitted by law, take all necessary

Brackets busted: No perfect March Madness brackets remain after Sunday’s games

Brackets, busted. The handful of remaining perfect brackets in the NCAA Tournament busted out on Sunday, ending the hopes of millions against exceptionally long odds. The final perfect brackets on Yahoo Sports and CBS Sports were shredded with Saturday’s games. Top-seeded Florida’s 77-75 win over two-time reigning national champion UConn continued the carnage on

How to Support Entrepreneurs with Disabilities

Lorinda Gonzalez-Santana says she’s been an entrepreneur since she was 19 years old. “I kind of had a little editing side hustle…when I was in college. So, it started there,” she recalls. When her foray into a 9-to-5 job didn’t work, she dove back into her own business and now

Nearly Half of Executives Say AI is Dividing Their Company, Survey Reveals

Worried AI might take your job? You’re not alone. With most U.S. companies now using AI in some capacity, a new survey has revealed a growing but quiet concern: Workers feeling increasingly uncertain about their job security and value in the workplace.  Survey finds 41% of young workers are sabotaging

Mia Love, former Republican congresswoman, dead at 49

Mia Love, the first Republican Black woman elected to the United States Congress, is dead at 49. The former Utah U.S. representative’s family confirmed her death in a public statement. Love suffered from a years-long battle with glioblastoma brain cancer. Love died “peacefully” at her home on Sunday surrounded by

How to Manage the Micromanager

If you’ve been out in the working world for a while, you’ve probably come across a micromanager. You know the type—when they hand out an assignment they go into excruciating detail about how it should be done and then constantly check in to see how you’re doing. They hate to

March Madness: How to watch the women’s NCAA Tournament and what to watch for

The women’s NCAA Tournament kicked off with expected blowouts, with a couple of exceptions. No. 10 seed Oregon pulled off the biggest upset of the opening round, taking down No. 7 Vanderbilt in overtime, and fourth-seeded Kentucky had to hold off No. 13 Liberty for a one-point win. Saturday’s slate of first round

Trump has ordered the dismantling of the Education Department. Here’s what it does

Moving to fulfill a campaign promise, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday calling for the dismantling of the Education Department, an agency Republicans have talked about closing for decades. The order says Education Secretary Linda McMahon will, “to the maximum extent appropriate and permitted by law, take all necessary