The images circulating recently out of Cheyenne, of a lobbyist photographed handing checks to state legislators on the House floor, are jarring. They stop you cold and invite cynicism.

Through their own research, students are learning about Jackson's life and legacy, and how they as young people can take what they learn and apply it to their own lives.

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Anthropic is exploring whether AI models can experience “introspection,” or awareness of their own internal state, as a tool to better understand their functioning. Humans can not only think but also ...

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Building trust and meaningful relationships are important parts of leadership. Trust is the foundation for creating collaboration, productivity, and thriving on your team. Yet, many leaders don't ...

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Having coached executive leaders for two decades, I know they are bombarded with decisions—big and small—every day. Do I take this call? Launch this product? Respond to that email? Hire this person?

Especially during the holiday season, many of us focus on our goals. We often develop resolutions and share them with others. But how do we determine which goals are right for us? And how might we ...