Is it too much to ask a school to provide a gluten-free treat for my son?
Donovan has Celiac disease. The school has known of his autoimmune disease since he started there in kindergarten. (He just finished 11th grade.)
Yesterday, the school provided cupcakes to the entire upper school to celebrate the end of finals.
There are bad managers. There are clueless managers. And then there’s this manager, who just entered the race for Worst Employer of 2026.
An employee’s father dies. The employee takes two days of bereavement leave immediately after the death. Then comes the harder part: planning the funeral, coordinating family travel, handling legal matters, cleaning out
What is the best professional compliment you can get?
Trump’s EEOC is expanding its crackdown on DEI by targeting women-only workplace networking and similar programs as potential illegal “reverse discrimination.”
Here’s what I told USA Today about this issue:
Women banding together to “build the relationships and visibility that have historically been handed to men is not the moral equivalent of the conduct that
On this week’s episode of the Norah and Dad Show, we talked about what Delta Zeta has come to mean to her, and I couldn’t help but smile listening to her. Greek life was never my thing, but I’m genuinely glad it’s hers. She’s found her people—and not just a social circle, but a group
Last Friday in Covent Garden, a street performer pulled me into his act.
“Where are you from?”
“America.”
The boos came right on cue. Not playful. Not ironic. Real boos. Not from everyone—but from enough to feel it.
And yes, I knew they were coming. Anyone paying attention to how the world currently sees the
Happy staff brew better beer.
It’s obvious when you think about it.
A team that feels respected, valued, and heard shows up differently. They care more. They collaborate better. They solve problems faster. And yes—the beer, the taproom experience, and the business all benefit.
Yet for an industry built on passion, craft, and community, too
Rock ‘n’ roll has a long history of protest music.
Right now, the amps are pointed squarely at ICE.
Springsteen has
Workplace investigations are hard.
And then there are the easy ones.
Take the paramedic who now faces nearly two dozen criminal charges for allegedly urinating all over his
Have you heard about the small toy store owners in St. Paul, MN, who complained about ICE on their local news. They went on camera. They criticized ICE. Loudly. Publicly. Three hours later, two plainclothes ICE agents reportedly walked into the store and served a Notice of Inspection—an I-9 audit request.
And we’re supposed
