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Month: October 2026

Risk is year-round. Learning should be

Risk is year-round. Learning should be, too

Workplace risk doesn’t operate on an annual schedule. Every day, employees and managers make decisions that can create or reduce risk, whether they’re handling an accommodation request, using an AI tool or responding to concerning workplace behavior. Yet the learning designed to prepare them for those moments is often concentrated into a single annual event

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What is an OBS truck?

What is an OBS truck?

For those new to classic trucks, OBS is the abbreviated enthusiast term for “old body style.” Its roots date back to when Ford moved to its 10th-generation F-150 body style in 1997, while retaining the existing body style on its F-250/F-350 platforms in the same year. The unsubstantiated rumor of the term’s origin is that

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Inside Democrats’ efforts to secure Election Day and respond to fears of Trump interference

By Annie Grayer, Fredreka Schouten, CNN (CNN) — Ahead of the November midterm elections, top Democrats are planning for doomsday scenarios for how President Donald Trump and his administration could intervene in the voting process and laying the groundwork for a forceful response. In closed-door meetings, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has convened Democratic senators,

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Chi Pi fraternity house at the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca

The cycle of denial and shame felt by Cornell’s Jane Doe follows a typical pattern for sexual assault survivors, experts say

By Dalia Faheid, CNN (CNN) — Immediately after Katiana Soenen says she was sexually assaulted as a freshman at Brown University in 2021, she struggled to understand what had happened and questioned her own actions. “I spent the first kind of like two hours after really trying to figure out if I had done something

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El ambiente en la Universidad de Cornell se tensa más y crece la presión sobre quienes investigaron la acusación de violación

Por Taylor Galgano y Danya Gainor, CNN A primera vista, la ciudad de Ithaca parece sacada de un folleto universitario de ensueño: los árboles comienzan a lucirse con el colorido follaje otoñal, un hombre con overol vende flores frescas bajo el sol y los estudiantes se agolpan alrededor de pequeñas mesas afuera de una popular

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