In his bid for governor, Rob Sand is holding 100 town halls covering every county in Iowa as he hears from Iowans in a Q&A-style forum. On Friday, June 26, Sand was in Clarke County ...

Does everything that crosses your desk (or email or cell phone text) seem urgent? Are you pulled in 10 directions and unable to complete needed ...

If you must, keep an eye on your account statements, experts say. Thieves steal checks from mailboxes, then alter the checks ...

In the startup world, growth often steals the spotlight. Investors celebrate soaring revenue charts, founders boast about customer acquisition milestones, and headlines frequently focus on companies ...

In a recent Presidential Declaration on America’s 250th anniversary, the White House affirmed the constitutional principles of separation of powers and checks and balances. But actions speak louder ...

A few years ago I was called and duly selected for jury duty. Before the start of the trial, the judge gave us a good refresher civics lesson on how our government was formed as three distinct ...

To deal with international transactions and financial flows, economists use the Balance of Payments framework. In this video, I'll give you an introduction to that framework and show you what the two ...

Trouble is coming, and in an unexpected manner to the president. There are checks and balances, and the checks are coming. A Republican-controlled Congress, mainly known for doing whatever President ...

Whether you're a novice getting your PPL, an experienced pilot with thousands of hours of flight time, or an avid simmer, you're probably familiar with the basics of aircraft weight and balance.

If early retirement is on your mind, your 401(k) balance takes on extra weight. Not only do those savings need to last longer, but you can't freely access them until age 59½ without penalties. That ...

The article argues that the constitutional system of checks and balances is failing at both the national and state levels. Concerns are raised about the partisanship of the U.S. Supreme Court, leading ...

It is not without irony that King Charles, in his address to Congress, reminded his listeners that the Magna Carta is “the foundation of the principle that executive power is subject to checks and ...