Les Biffle (1950-2025) passed away on October 9, 2025. He was a father, a musician, an engineer, a pilot, a chili-cookoff award winner, a hiker, a photographer, and a class clown. Les was born Lewis ...

The Pentagon issued a series of memos that direct officials to use artificial intelligence to speed up discrimination, harassment and inspector general investigations. Secretary of Defense Pete ...

James Otto Dobbins, Jr., 88, passed away on August 4, 2025, in Sun City West, Arizona. Born on June 26, 1937, James dedicated his professional life to advancing education and technology. As a ...

When George Lytwynyshyn started his career in 1974, he was about as far away from today’s definition of sustainability as possible. Fresh out of Northwestern with a Bachelor of Science in geological ...

Campaigning in 2024, Donald Trump made clear where he stood on gun policy when he pledged to “terminate every single one of the Harris-Biden’s attacks on law-abiding gun owners his first week in ...

Making a decision to computerize your accounting department is not as simple as "yes" or "no." Whether you have an accounting department of one or 100, the decision you make will affect not only your ...

Elon Musk shot back at critics of his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as he shared a clip of former President Barack Obama announcing similar government cuts 14 years ago. Musk took to his ...

The announcement was made today at the spring meeting of the AICPA Governing Council. In addition to heading the institute, Melancon is president and CEO of the Association of International Certified ...

There will be real pain for these gains. Brooklyn politicians are pushing back against MTA plans for around-the-clock shutdowns of northern portions of the G line over six weeks during the summer. The ...

Thirty years ago, personal computers were nonexistent in the fire service. Today, that scenario is very different as the use of computers is the norm as a result of lower costs, microprocessors, ...