The first Kentucky Derby I covered was in 2002 for Sports Illustrated, replacing the great Bill Nack, the type of writer you never want to follow onto a beat. However, there was no line outside the editor’s office, and I had been writing about racing on and off since the late 1970s because my early … Read more
Most businesses start strong with campaigns, follow up with leads, and stay active for a while. But when things get busy, it becomes difficult to maintain consistency. One week, you may reach out to customers; the next, communication may drop. Most businesses struggle with this gap. Customers notice this pattern, as they can feel the … Read more
When President Donald Trump provides an “important update” on the Iran war Wednesday night, he’ll be addressing a nation that has been deeply skeptical of the military operation since it began. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Polls conducted over the last month find majorities of … Read more