Giving While You’re Living
When Brenda Brandle, a cafeteria manager in the Los Angeles Unified School District, decided to straighten out her finances in 1999, she knew she had her work cut out for...
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A few months before its centennial anniversary celebration, IBM faced one of its greatest challenges. Big Blue was participating in a showdown that pitted man against machine.
Inn Vogue
It’s only dawn, but Monique Greenwood and her husband, Glenn Pogue, are already up and at it. In the hours ahead, Greenwood will nurse someone’s sunburn, cook breakfast for 10,...
Small Businesses Struggle Against Government Contract Fraud
More than two years ago, the African American owner of a southwestern engineering and construction services firm thought he’d finally hit pay dirt. After years spent seeking contracting opportunities with a major corporation—and a good word from an influential House committee chairman—he was chosen to serve as the subcontractor on a winning $1 billion bid for a project in Afghanistan. But the thrill was short-lived, he said, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.
Biden on the Record: ONDCP
Remarks of the Vice President and Chief Kerlikowske on his Nomination as the new Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you all for...