You often hear me say, “It’s about course-correction and not perfection,” a point I made in my last MANAGING POWER column. Life and business is a series of course-corrections. In fact, I would go so ...

The New York Times carried a very important news story today asits front-page lead. It revealed in devastating detail how Americanworkers have lost ground on wage incomes during thisso-called economic ...

Sen. Joe Manchin Friday lauded the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for reversing a February policy statement on gas pipelines, after slamming it and demanding its chairman do his "damn job ...

BL: In the prologue of "Course Correction," you write of being a 16-year-old watching your first rowing event, the Head of the Charles Regatta, this way: I stood on the Boston shore of the Charlies ...

Let’s see: It would seem to make sense for the fairway to become the main road. The cart path could become a sidewalk. The green could be the center of the cul-de-sac. And the clubhouse would make for ...

When working on a project, you and your IT team are likely determined to see it through to the end—especially if you’ve already put in significant time and effort. However, whether it’s a sudden shift ...

It wouldn’t be a legislative session without a good old-fashioned fight over school curriculae, and last week, just as the window of opportunity was closing, Dan Patrick, a Republican senator from ...

This is the first installment of The News-Journal's three-part series in which we examine golf, bowling and tennis, three pastimes of yesteryear, and see how national trends are affecting local venues ...

When Apollo 11 was on its way to the moon, it was sometimes necessary to fire the engines of either the Lunar Module or the Service Module to alter direction. These “burns” included, on both the ...