President Sinda Vanderpool is the first woman to lead St. Thomas and is stepping into the role amid overlapping crises, from financial losses to a recent cyberattack.

The number of vets receiving 100 percent disability ratings has surged in recent years. For-profit firms, influencers and the ...

A popular diagram for teaching plot structure to middle and high school students looks like a mountain, mapping out exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. It’s an apt ...

Popeyes' Cajun-style turkey, which has taken social media by storm in years past, is back and now available to order ahead of Thanksgiving. The turkey, which is pre-cooked and pre-seasoned, can be ...

Cormican closed his landscaping business, invested in cutting-edge sonar equipment, and bought a boat. In the years since, he ...

The Padres’ managerial search has reached the interview stage, as The Athletic’s Dennis Lin reports that the club spoke with bench coach Brian Esposito on Monday. The 46-year-old Esposito is the first ...

I was unemployed for a year until six months ago. It was one of the hardest times in my life. I put in hundreds of applications, had interviews with several companies—and then nothing. I had run ...

The newly formed three-man First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave its first joint interview to a fellow member and former journalist. President Dallin H. Oaks, who ...

Graduate from high school. Get a job. Don't have kids until you're married. Called the "success sequence," Ohio lawmakers want public schools to teach students that these basic rules will improve ...

Job interviews can be daunting, with hiring managers known to throw around intimating questions. But one woman's response to a fairly common interview question has surprised viewers on social media, ...

Iman Shumpert found himself in a tense but brief confrontation after a man attempted to press him for an interview and continued following him when he declined. Videos from October 22 show Shumpert ...

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