Grand gestures of bravery might grab headlines, but it’s micro-bravery that builds resilient, human-centered workplaces. We often celebrate courage in its most dramatic forms: the whistleblower who risks everything, the bold innovator who disrupts an industry, or the leader who stands alone in a moment of crisis. These stories inspire us—but they can also feel…
Saturday Night Live is trying to steal HBO’s thunder. On an episode hosted by Jon Hamm, the NBC sketch show introduced “The White POTUS,” featuring James Austin Johnson’s caricature of President Donald Trump numbing the pain of his own existential crisis in the wake of the economic crash not with lorazepam, but with a chicken…
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The Democratic Party in Hong Kong was for decades the city’s largest opposition party. It led protests demanding universal suffrage. Its lawmakers sparred with officials in the legislature about China’s encroachment on the region. It was born in the 1990s of an audacious hope: that opposition politicians and activists could pressure Hong Kong’s iron-fisted rulers…
The Linux Foundation has become something of a misnomer through the years. It has extended far beyond its roots as the steward of the Linux kernel, emerging as a sprawling umbrella outfit for a thousand open source projects spanning cloud infrastructure, security, digital wallets, enterprise search, fintech, maps, and more. Last month, the OpenInfra Foundation…
The NBA playoffs are nearly here, and, in the Western Conference, we’re finally starting to get an idea of what the matchups might look like. Entering Sunday’s 15-game slate, we know the top three seeds will be the Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers, but the rest of the spots remain up for…
In my opinion, Prince Harry has had knowledge of his family’s many betrayals for the past five years. In 2019, as multiple royal courts attacked him and Meghan, he had a good idea about what was happening as everything was going down. Then, at the Sandringham Summit, he came away bruised and disheartened by how…
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Mr. al-Nasasra was part of a convoy of emergency crews sent by the Red Crescent and Gaza’s Civil Defense, another rescue service, to search for a Red Crescent ambulance that had disappeared earlier in the morning of March 23. Israeli forces had opened fire on that first ambulance, killing two members of its crew and…
