When the United States Mint was created in 1792, one of the first coins it made was the one-cent coin. The image on the first ...

"Celebrate the achievement of employees as much as you can," says Andrew Lyle of Charter School for Applied Technologies.

"Provide equal opportunities for all and eliminate any sense of favoritism or separation," says Molli Oldenburg of the ...

For a century, Shure has influenced the sound of history. From the voices of world-changing leaders to the anthems of ...

Niel Els, a long-time SKAL INTERNATIONAL member in Capetown, South Africa, loved to make friends. He passed away on Monday suddenly and unexpectedly. Just the night before his passing, he attended a ...

Co-director Brendan Bellomo will attend the Cinema for Peace Foundation's prestigious Gala Awards Ceremony in Berlin on Feb. 17, where the film has been nominated for "Most Valuable Documentary of the ...

Peter Beinart is aware that many American and Israeli Jews oppose what he has to say — but maintains that Israel's policies ...

Apartheid was, first and foremost, a business plan—one that the South African–born Musk seems to be reworking for the modern ...

Tribeca Grill, a restaurant that played a large part in bringing New York’s once derelict Tribeca to life as of 1990, will ...

Ruth Simmons talks about how her upbringing and life illustrate determination and the transforming power of education in the Black History month series.

As Trump’s immigration executive orders render immigration statuses unclear, Guineans in Philadelphia continue to monitor the ...

Leadership isn’t reserved for CEOs, politicians, or managers — it’s a trait that lives within each of us, waiting to be awakened.