Our political process, from the local to the national, has become captive to a highly active political class—a minority driven by gerrymandered districts, high net-worth individuals, and lobbyists pushing for legislation that benefits their clients. All the while, Millennials, a rising group of voters who are surpassing Boomers as the largest generation with the most at stake … [Read more...]

We lose billions a year because of this Today’s young adults are establishing their careers, but their lack of technological prowess is costing their employers big-time. Yes, you read that right. In spite of growing up having the Internet in the palms of their hands, these so-called “digital natives” have a yawning knowledge gap that’s not apparent until they get into … [Read more...]

June 12, 2015 By Guest Blogger Michele Molnar The U.S. education system isn't adequately preparing students to use technology for problem-solving, according to a newly released analysis, which recommends what public schools and businesses can do to address that problem. Change the Equation, a Washington-based organization promoting science, technology, engineering, and … [Read more...]

Younger workers offer support to befuddled older colleagues Steve Wagner, 63 years old, a principal of C&E Vision Buying Group in San Clemente, Calif., turns to David Carneal, 33, who works in marketing, for tech help. ‘He just knows. Kids know,’ Mr. Wagner said. PHOTO: JAN COTTRELL By JENNIFER LEVITZ Updated June 23, 2015 10:30 a.m. … [Read more...]