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Entrepreneurs aren’t just people who start a business—they’re innovators, risk-takers and problem-solvers who turn ideas into reality. They often work harder for themselves than they would for someone else because they value independence, creativity and the pursuit of their own vision. Success in entrepreneurship requires passion, resilience and the courage
Thirteen years ago, Tom Schaar did the unheard of: He performed the 1080 trick as a child. The video of young Schaar executing the complex triple spin in mid-air, which RedBull posted on YouTube, has over 3 million views. Since then, the professional skateboarder has won the silver medal in
It probably won’t surprise you to learn that at the 63 national parks scattered throughout the United States, environmental consciousness is the name of the game. “Sustainability is inherent in the NPS mission,” National Park Service (NPS) spokesperson Kathy Kupper tells SUCCESS®, including the preservation of natural and cultural resources
A coalition of Black women leaders and activists descended on Capitol Hill to rally against the Trump administration and the Republican Party’s string of actions that include budget cuts, elimination of critical departments and programs, and the firing of thousands of federal workers. The group of Black women leaders from
In a blistering ruling on Thursday, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to “immediately” offer thousands of recently fired federal employees their jobs back. U.S. District Judge William Alsup ordered that federal agencies, including the Departments of Defense, Treasury, Energy, Interior, Veterans Affairs and Agriculture, rehire probationary employees who
With the NCAA March Madness women’s college basketball championship tournament kicking off next week, JuJu Watkins of the USC Trojans has been busy. So busy, in fact she hasn’t been able to take up a veteran star player on her offer for some pre-tournament advice. USC Trojan’s coach Lindsay Gottlieb
This week, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights sent letters to 60 universities across the country, placing them under investigation. According to the department, these letters served as warnings of potential enforcement actions against universities “if they do not fulfill their obligations under Title VI of the Civil
Target has long been a staple for many consumers, once a favorite shopping destination for everything from groceries to home décor. However, the retailer’s recent decision to scale back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has sparked widespread backlash, leading to boycotts and a sharp decline in stock performance.
Celebrities, they’re just like us. They, too, take to social media occasionally to rant about and recall random things. However, unlike when that girl from your high school goes off about her uncle, when the stars do it, they can sometimes (oftentimes) create news. Just ask Ayo Edebiri. On Wednesday,
Washington, D.C. faces $1.1 billion in budget cuts if the Senate approves a temporary budget proposed by Republicans to keep the government running. The cuts that would result from the CR, or “continuing resolution,” which would keep the government open through Sept. 30, could lead to massive layoffs of teachers,
Entrepreneurs aren’t just people who start a business—they’re innovators, risk-takers and problem-solvers who turn ideas into reality. They often work harder for themselves than they would for someone else because they value independence, creativity and the pursuit of their own vision. Success in entrepreneurship requires passion, resilience and the courage
Thirteen years ago, Tom Schaar did the unheard of: He performed the 1080 trick as a child. The video of young Schaar executing the complex triple spin in mid-air, which RedBull posted on YouTube, has over 3 million views. Since then, the professional skateboarder has won the silver medal in
It probably won’t surprise you to learn that at the 63 national parks scattered throughout the United States, environmental consciousness is the name of the game. “Sustainability is inherent in the NPS mission,” National Park Service (NPS) spokesperson Kathy Kupper tells SUCCESS®, including the preservation of natural and cultural resources
A coalition of Black women leaders and activists descended on Capitol Hill to rally against the Trump administration and the Republican Party’s string of actions that include budget cuts, elimination of critical departments and programs, and the firing of thousands of federal workers. The group of Black women leaders from
In a blistering ruling on Thursday, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to “immediately” offer thousands of recently fired federal employees their jobs back. U.S. District Judge William Alsup ordered that federal agencies, including the Departments of Defense, Treasury, Energy, Interior, Veterans Affairs and Agriculture, rehire probationary employees who
With the NCAA March Madness women’s college basketball championship tournament kicking off next week, JuJu Watkins of the USC Trojans has been busy. So busy, in fact she hasn’t been able to take up a veteran star player on her offer for some pre-tournament advice. USC Trojan’s coach Lindsay Gottlieb
This week, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights sent letters to 60 universities across the country, placing them under investigation. According to the department, these letters served as warnings of potential enforcement actions against universities “if they do not fulfill their obligations under Title VI of the Civil
Target has long been a staple for many consumers, once a favorite shopping destination for everything from groceries to home décor. However, the retailer’s recent decision to scale back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has sparked widespread backlash, leading to boycotts and a sharp decline in stock performance.
Celebrities, they’re just like us. They, too, take to social media occasionally to rant about and recall random things. However, unlike when that girl from your high school goes off about her uncle, when the stars do it, they can sometimes (oftentimes) create news. Just ask Ayo Edebiri. On Wednesday,
Washington, D.C. faces $1.1 billion in budget cuts if the Senate approves a temporary budget proposed by Republicans to keep the government running. The cuts that would result from the CR, or “continuing resolution,” which would keep the government open through Sept. 30, could lead to massive layoffs of teachers,
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