Leading a team from a tropical paradise is all it's cracked up to be -- assuming you get the right people in the right seats.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA), an educational nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting invention and innovation ...

A French judge on Wednesday asked a mediator to resolve a dispute pitting Internet giant Google against anti-racism groups who object to the search engine suggesting users add "Jew" to name searches.

PARIS, May 23 (UPI) -- Google is involved in a dispute in France over a search algorithm that automatically identifies some celebrities as Jewish.

Much like her husband’s iconic all-American fashions, Ricky Lauren’s entertaining philosophy effortlessly dovetails with the relaxed mood of a Hamptons summer. “It’s very casual, very easy,� Lauren tells The Post. “It’s summertime — a time to get away from serious work if you can, a chance to...

It's a campaign that's raising a lot of eyebrows in Mexico.

As we kick off the grilling season with Memorial Day this weekend, let's talk burgers. We already love local beef because it tastes better and supports the farm-to-table philosophy. And when we can't buy local, we buy organic, to avoid added hormones and chemicals. (Pink slime, anyone? Blech.) So why not take it up one step further? Grind your own beef.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s off-message criticism of the Obama campaign’s attacks on Mitt Romney’s background at Bain Capital gave the campaign an untimely, unwanted headache this week. But more significantly, it exposed a tension that’s developing between the Democratic Party’s centrist wing and its more-outspoken liberal base—one that threatens to fester more openly if President Obama fails to ...

In aggressively advancing a populist message, the Obama campaign is betting it can hold onto enough working-class white voters while maintaining its relatively upscale coalition from 2008. The Bain Capital backfire this week showed the dangers of relying too heavily on that strategy, and new poll data—along with last night’s results in Kentucky and Arkansas—show the challenges President Obama ...

It's a campaign that's raising a lot of eyebrows in Mexico. The campaign involves a 34-year-old philosophy professor named Natalia Juarez, who's running for the Mexican congress. When Juarez realized her bid for office was off to a slow start a few weeks ago, the leftist candidate quickly decided she was going to be transparent with voters in a way they didn't expect. Juarez decided to appear ...

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