Discover the intricacies of the revolving door phenomenon in business and government, spanning job transitions, expert insights, and its impact on policy-making.

After a fuselage panel blew off a 737 in January, Boeing found itself in a familiar place — on Capitol Hill, under Congress’s microscope. In 2008, Congress had found that nearly 60,000 Southwest ...

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Accessibility in architecture is essential for creating built environments that accommodate of all ages, from young children to the elderly. In both public and private buildings—whether residences, ...