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The Windbreaker Must Be Worn

As hurricane season begins, America needs a FEMA head

June 1 marked the start of hurricane season. While the president spent the day denying the science behind storm predictions, his nominee to lead disaster response sits awaiting confirmation.

Dead Cats Can’t Lead

Comey, Trump and the Physics of Presidential Credibility

Trump’s reductive political reasoning presents an existential threat to his presidency and his ability to lead . Understanding why requires looking not to politics, but to a bit of quantum physics.

The Myth of the Career Ladder, the Realities of Donkey Kong

We too casually throw around these terms: career; career ladders; career paths and tracks. All are rather modern concepts — recent creations, far from etched in stone. The truth is: there is no single career ladder. The world doesn’t adapt to you unless you make it. You need to take ownership of your path.

Former Twitter exec: People skipping their 'vegetables' with social media news

Discussions about "fake news" have dominated headlines and led companies such as Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc. and Alphabet Inc. to unveil a variety of approaches to moderating content on their platforms. S&P Global Market Intelligence talked with Adam Sharp — who served as Twitter’s head of news, government and elections until December 2016 and is currently a consultant and speaker — about how news is distributed on social media.

The New Age of American Politics

The election of Donald Trump represents myriad transformations of our culture. Shifts in how we engage with institutions, brands and public figures stand foremost, shepherding with them tremendous developments in presidential campaign communication.