Although it was delayed, the launch of Artemis I has drawn renewed national attention to space travel. It is the first trip to the moon in 50 years, meaning nearly two generations of Americans have never seen a similar launch. The story led the news for days leading up to the initial August 29 ...
Last year was a historical period for millions of Americans. According to the Society for Human Resource Management, an average of 3.9 million people quit their job every month, adding up to a whopping 47.8 million workers. It’s a trend that may be here to stay as nearly 40 percent of the ...
The pandemic accelerated the digitization of business-to-business payments. We saw more companies moving off paper checks and paying more vendors electronically. We also saw wider adoption of technically advanced travel and expense cards and payment outsourcing. Companies pay their vendors in ...
The southern border has become a humanitarian disaster affecting the nation. This situation requires an immediate and effective federal response. While we can feel compassion for those seeking a better life, we must also recognize that unfettered access to this country is not compassionate as ...
The state primary and Veto Day in the same week puts lots of things into perspective. With Veto Day two days after the state primary election, a number of lawmakers attending Thursday’s final session of the 2021-2022 term will not be back for many reasons, including being voted out in ...
I have a feeling that with the burial of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle, a gallant and dutiful monarch has been laid to rest, but so has an empire. And millions have been given license to weep for her and for ourselves. The British summoned up centuries of history in a show ...
