What we are reading November 5, 2025.

The hard-charging conservative became one of the most powerful and polarizing vice presidents and a leading advocate for the invasion of Iraq.

It was in some ways predictable that the central player in the system of willed errors and reversals that is the Bush administration would turn out to be its vice-president, Richard B. Cheney. Here was a man with considerable practice in the reversal of his own errors. He was never a star. No one ever called him a natural. He reached public life with every reason to believe that he would continue to both court failure and overcome it, take the lemons he seemed determined to pick for himself and

Dick Cheney, America’s most powerful modern vice president and chief architect of the “war on terror,” who helped lead the country into the ill-fated Iraq war on faulty assumptions, has died, according to a statement from his family. He was 84.

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Discover 39 thought-provoking workplace statistics that will give you a glimpse into the challenges and opportunities of the modern workplace in 2025.

Klaus Schwab argues that “we are living through one of the most consequential transitions in the history of business.”

The King’s brother was stripped of his royal title amid controversy over his association with the late American sex offender.

Despite false media narratives of worker unhappiness, surveys illustrate true workplace satisfaction among most Americans