How to watch the commissioner hearings like a pro – POLITICO

Reaching a two-thirds majority could be complicated: In many committees, reaching two-thirds will require votes in favor from Greens, Socialists and Democrats (S&D), the liberals of Renew Europe, the center-right European People’s Party (EPP) and the right-wing European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR). If the lawmakers cannot reach a two-thirds majority to approve or reject a […]

How to dress for a night out in Athens vs the US

Before leaving America to study in Greece, I felt a frantic need to update and upgrade my closet. I opted for some online shopping and encountered a frequent search: “European travel clothing.” What does this even mean? What would make “travel” clothing “European”? Is the clothing in question a native product of Europe, or are […]

How To Teach Tact | Webster Kirkwood Times

Around this time of year, as a former fourth grade teacher, I used to regularly overhear my students trying to discuss the elections. I was always baffled by how confidently they would assert opinions about wildly complicated topics. Despite the fact they lacked any valid research or reasoning, these conversations often ended with: “Well, I […]

The benefits of a college rebrand – and how to maximise them

More from this theme Recent articles As the new academic year starts, so does the new student recruitment cycle in the never-ending world of FE marketing and admissions. Before you know it you’ll be at that first open event and your marketing team will be knee-deep in roll-up banners. Busy as the start of the […]

It’s Clear Trump Has No Idea How to Play Defense

Listen to this full episode of The New Abnormal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and Stitcher. Donald Trump is truly on the defensive—and he doesn’t seem to have any idea what he’s supposed to do about it. “He can’t deal with it,” The New Abnormal co-host Andy Levy said on this week’s episode. “He can’t […]

How to reform qualifications without breaking the bank

More from this theme Recent articles While plans for the Advanced British Standard (ABS) are now well and truly sunk, what lessons can the new government learn from the experience? It was halfway through a session with the DfE on the ABS when it clicked for us round the table. We totted up all the […]

here’s how to win this week’s debate, and the election

There’s no one else quite like Donald Trump. What other candidate in American history would start polling his audience, live, as Trump did this weekend in Philadelphia, on what his debate strategy against President Biden should be? “How should I handle him? Should I be tough and nasty?” Trump said, then took on a comically […]

How to use automation and AI to give warfighters a strategic edge

Earlier this year, the Department of Defense announced it had achieved a “minimum viable” version of Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control (CJADC2). It was a significant step toward interconnecting troops across land, sea, air, space and cyber, providing warfighters with fast access to intelligence that could make a significant impact. As CJADC2 evolves, so […]

Pastor’s Viewpoint: How to keep faith in the wake of change | Newsletter

After serving as a pastor in Hudson for nearly eight years, I’m excited to share that on April 28, 2024, Bethel Lutheran Church voted to call me as their new lead pastor.    My family and I are delighted for this new opportunity to walk alongside of the members and staff at Bethel Lutheran and Bethel […]