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A New Outlook For The New Year: Escaping the Busy Trap Governance can propel a mission forward or quietly stall it, and the difference often comes down to clarity, courage, and the right people in the right roles. We sit down with strategist and former executive director Eddrick Martin to unpack how boards become trueContinueContinue reading “[PODCAST] From Stagnant To Strategic: Rebooting Nonprofit Boards – Eddrick Martin”

The days of Republicans’ hard stances against marijuana have seemingly gone up in smoke. On Thursday, President Trump signed an executive order to reschedule marijuana as a Schedule III substance—an effective downgrade from Schedule I, the most dangerous classification, which includes substances like heroin. The change could allow for marijuana to be used in moreContinueContinue reading “Trump moves to downgrade marijuana, breaking with GOP hard-line stance”

President Donald Trump’s plans to add a ballroom to the White House would be bad for the design of the White House complex and grounds, according to a National Park Service (NPS) report. The report said the annex would “disrupt the historical continuity of the White House grounds and alter the architectural integrity of theContinueContinue reading “New report says Trump’s ballroom will ruin the aesthetic of the White House, but he can build it anyway”

Join Bankrate’s Watchdog and Investigations team as a writer focused on producing high-impact investigative and accountability journalism. Report on questionable, confusing, or predatory practices in personal finance and adjacent industries, with the goal of protecting and informing consumers. Create compelling stories that translate complex financial topics into clear, relatable, and actionable insights for everyday Americans.ContinueContinue reading “Bankrate seeks a consumer finance watchdog reporter”

Hiring data for October and November show the nation’s labor market continues to sputter, raising concerns that despite an otherwise solid-looking economy, the employment outlook may be weaker than it seems. source https://www.inc.com/bruce-crumley/recent-weak-job-figures-may-mask-an-even-worse-employment-outlook/91280284