The question is not “Can women have it all?” Of course a woman “can” have a successful career and family. There will always be anomalies like Hilary Clinton, Sheryl Samberg, etc. A woman can have it all, given that she prioritizes, makes personal sacrifices, and is up for an exhausting, nonstop juggling act. A better question is “Do … Read more
Two weeks ago, European ministers approved a €100 billion ($126 billion) financial injection to resuscitate failing Spanish banks. With a 24.4 percent unemployment rate, the country was idle, restless, and agitated: a lethal combination that spells either adolescence or bailout. 100 billion euros later, the storm has cleared and the only progress Spain has made … Read more
Exciting, radical tickets on both sides. History bound to be made. Virtual fireworks echoing across the country. So four years ago. And Governor Mitt Romney’s vice presidential pick will probably show it. Surprisingly or not, the 2012 election is not nearly as riveting as that in 2008. Our president’s supporters seem to have lost much … Read more