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Candice Holmes is a writer at The Panic News, where she covers lifestyle, books, sports, education, and tech. She's also a huge fan of cats and dogs. Her favorite hobbies include reading and listening to podcasts.

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4 Design tips for the Next Generation of Employees

JLL’s latest Future of Work survey and workplace design studies reveal that an investment in office design can improve the work environment and increase employee performance and retention, especially for technology-savvy Gen Alphas. Imagine if a company had the ability to increase employees’ satisfaction scores by 38%, improve their feelings of productivity by 54%, boost […]

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Analysis: Trump vowed to take politics out of prosecutions. The Eric Adams case tells a different story

WASHINGTON — On her first day as President Trump’s attorney general, Pam Bondi promised to remove politics from criminal prosecutions and to restore the “integrity and credibility” of the Justice Department. She established a “weaponization working group” to identify instances in which the “department’s conduct appears to have been designed to achieve political objectives.” But it took

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Column: Democrats belatedly wake up to start battling Trump and Musk

WASHINGTON — A president’s first few weeks in office were once expected to be a “honeymoon,” a pleasant if brief period of bipartisanship and good feeling. President Trump’s first four weeks have been a blitzkrieg, a furious assault on the federal agencies he was elected to manage. Trump and his shock troops, led by Elon Musk, have

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Opinion: Extend Trump's 2017 tax cuts to promote growth, but cut spending too

America approaches a critical juncture. Many provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 are set to expire this year. Congress could let them lapse, but that would mean a large, economically damaging tax hike for most Americans. Lawmakers could make all the cuts permanent, but without revenue offsets that would deepen the

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Here's how much it can cost for one person to live in 12 major cities globally in 2025

It can cost on average of $2,050 to live in Tokyo for a month as a single person, according to Numbeo’s data. Jackyenjoyphotography | Moment | Getty Images Moving to a major city often comes with big benefits and opportunities, but it’s important to figure out if it makes sense financially before taking the leap.

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Executive Function to Executive Offices: Supporting Neurodivergent New Hires

Eledex Coaching & Consulting‘s Kelly Colón, highlights what it means to intentionally support neurodivergent hires with executive functioning. Executive functioning skills, like time management, task prioritization and organization, are the scaffolding of workplace success. But for neurodivergent individuals, these skills often require intentional support. As companies strive to build more inclusive workplaces, understanding and addressing

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Column: Pick your battles or all-out opposition? Our columnists debate Trump vs. the Democratic resistance

These are times that try Democratic souls. Shut out of power in Washington and facing an unbridled president taking a sledgehammer to parts of the federal government and a chain saw to others, the existential question for the party and its leaders is how — and how hard — to fight back. Mark Z. Barabak,

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Dan Osborn is looking for 'working-class heroes' to shake up U.S. politics

Omaha, NE — Dan Osborn, a mechanic by trade, has been rebuilding a 1988 Pontiac Firebird in his garage. He plans to drop in a fuel-injected V-8 engine at some point, but these days Osborn, whose tattoos tend toward the nautical, is spending much of his time trying to convince working-class candidates to break into politics. He

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California officials detail Trump funding freeze 'chaos,' warn another could cripple state

Maricela Ramirez was at an education conference in Washington, D.C., at the end of January when she and other attendees heard the startling news: Federal funding for Head Start programs, which provide early-learning and nutritional support for low-income children nationwide, had been frozen. Ramirez, chief education officer for the Los Angeles County Office of Education,

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L.A.'s Asian immigrant communities prep for raids, brace for deportations

Los Angeles County’s sizable Asian immigrant communities are bracing for disruption and heartache as rumors swirl of mass deportations to be carried out under sweeping new orders issued by the Trump administration. At religious centers and job sites, community leaders are hosting “Know Your Rights” training sessions in Bangla, Chinese, Hindi, Punjabi and other languages

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