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The Real Game Behind Getting Ahead at Work

June 29, 2026

Most people claim they don’t play office politics. But research shows nearly all managers have seen it happen. More than two-thirds believe you have to take part to move up. The truth is, office politics isn’t just background chatter—it’s a competitive game running in nearly every workplace. The bes

education

From Lockup to Lecture Hall: A Second Chance at Education

June 29, 2026

Italo Sanchez spent most of his adult life behind bars, bouncing between juvenile detention and prison since age 13. By 35, he’d endured eight years in solitary confinement, surviving a brutal world where violence and gang politics ruled. Then, a simple note passed between inmates introduced him to

sports

Behind the Scenes: What Mizzou Football Faces Before the Big Games

June 29, 2026

Summer isn't just about sun and rest for college football coaches. Take Eli Drinkwitz of Mizzou, who just wrapped up a whirlwind few months. After watching elite talent at the World Cup—his highlight reel included Messi scoring a hat trick—he returned to Missouri to prepare for another season of hig

politics

Maine’s Primary Fix: Let Every Voter Cast a Ballot

June 28, 2026

The June 9 primary proved that Maine’s open‑style voting can work. Citizens from all walks of life turned out in record numbers, showing that people want to influence who runs for office. The biggest win was allowing anyone—not just registered party members—to join the Democratic and Republican prim

politics

Globe Wins Big in Rhode Island Journalism Awards

June 28, 2026

The Boston Globe’s Rhode Island office earned a record 34 awards from the state press association, including 14 first‑place honors. The ceremony took place at the Quonset O Club on Friday and celebrated excellence across many fields, from investigative pieces to social‑media storytelling. A stand

crime

Caught in the Act: A Fraudster’s Global Escape Ends

June 28, 2026

A man who helped run a $250 million scam that stole pandemic relief money meant for kids was finally arrested in Somalia, ending a four‑year chase by U. S. law enforcement. Abdikerm Eidleh, 42, was one of the first suspects named in 2022 for his part in a scheme called Feeding Our Future, where fak

entertainment

A Fun Look at Disney’s 1970s Family Movie and a Classic TV Star

June 28, 2026

Disney made light‑hearted films from the late 1950s to the early 1980s that were safe for all ages. These movies, such as “The Shaggy Dog” and “The Absent‑Minded Professor, ” were designed to give families a quick escape from the harsher world outside. The studio’s reputation for wholesome entertain

opinion

A Fresh Approach to Fair Justice in Hamilton County

June 28, 2026

Hamilton County took a bold step toward fairer justice when the prosecutor’s office created a new unit to double-check past convictions. This Conviction Integrity Unit (CIU) isn’t just about fixing old mistakes—it’s about building a system where power is used responsibly. The idea comes from a real

opinion

Trump and the History Lesson of Roman Emperors

June 28, 2026

Some people try to compare modern leaders to past dictators. This often oversimplifies history. A stronger comparison can be made to Roman Emperors, who ruled with flashy power and personal projects. Recent events in Washington resemble ancient Rome more than anyone wants to admit. A temporary aren

politics

When U. S. schools lose federal civil rights watchdogs

June 28, 2026

Schools across America used to have a safety net: a federal office that stepped in when students faced discrimination. That net is shrinking fast. The Trump administration has pulled back the federal civil rights team, leaving states to pick up the slack. But not all states can—or want to—fill the g