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By Samuel Sanders If you’ve ever been jealous of these folks, Samuel Sanders’ Your Next Big Idea should be your next read. In the book, he takes readers through strategies that boost creativity and offer new ways to look at things focusing on innovation, creativity, problem-solving and ideation. These tools can be helpful beyond just your next big business venture, Sanders advises. “When you see people come up with great business or life ideas, you may chalk it up to luck or natural creativity,” Sanders writes, “[But] there’s a process to coming up with ideas that are beneficial ...

The more things seem to change, the more they stay the same. Walter Dean Myers first published Monster in 1999; over twenty years later, the profound themes centered around the criminality of Black boyhood and coping with trauma continue to plague young Black men across the country. The story follows Steve Harmon, a 16-year-old boy on trial for murder because of his supposed involvement in the murdering of a Harlem drugstore owner. In this narrative, Steve becomes a “pawn” in the system, forced to play by the cynical rules of those in power as he is “forced to think about who he is as...

DAYTON - A Continuing Education workshop for health and human services titled All About Hospice – Learning More to Help Others will be presented by t

With what michael cohen said and there is proof in the documents, and what we don't know what robert mueller has -- if it's inconsistent with that, i'm not an attorney, but i would think it would spell big trouble for the president because that means he didn't tell the truth. >> it would depend -- you're going to get him for life. i'd be shocked if that doesn't come out in the report. i don't know about in the written interrogatories, but it's going to come out because the man lies all the time, the president. so that's going to come out. he has been teflon to that kind of scrutiny in a way th...

With whoever -- let's say a democrat gets elected president in 2020 or 2024. would you be okay with that person revoking, let's say, gina haskell's security credentials because she's an yououtspoken critic? my guess is that's no. but it should be no. >> you make it seem so simple, chris. thank you my friend. >> thank you. we are continuing to follow breaking news in the paul manafort trial. learning more, hopefully, about this note the jury has submitted. jessica schneider is live with the latest. >> reporter: a little bit of this mystery now unveiled. the jury did submit a note to the judge...