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Younger workers today expect the power dynamic at work to be more egalitarian, with less top-down management. And that is changing the dynamic for all workers. andresr/Getty Images hide caption
How Repealing Net Neutrality Could Affect Schools' Internet Access
NTSB Shares Recommendations For Maritime Shipping Industry In El Faro Report
A tractor uses a leaf blower to gather the fallen leaves on the North Lawn as the sun rises over the White House on Nov. 18, 2017. Alex Brandon/AP hide caption
Survey Shows Americans Expressing Greater Concern About Government Corruption
Signs warn drivers of icy road conditions on Interstate 66 in Fairfax County, Va., in March 2014. The state's Department of Transportation recently added rush hour tolls to the road, using dynamic pricing, which continuously adjusts the cost based on congestion. Karen Bleier/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Melt ponds dot a stretch of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean, north of Greenland. This year was the Arctic's second-warmest in at least 1,500 years, after 2016. Nathan Kurtz/NASA hide caption
Arctic's Temperature Continues To Run Hot, Latest 'Report Card' Shows
An illustration comparing the giant penguin to an average person. Kumimanu biceae weighed about 220 pounds and was a bit shorter than 6 feet in height. It swam around off the coast of New Zealand between 55 and 60 million years ago. Gerald Mayr hide caption
Kam Franklin (left) is lead singer of The Suffers, a band from Houston that started touring three years ago. Amber Daniel is lead singer and bassist of Blame the Youth from North Carolina. They're preparing for their first tour. Courtesy of Jay Bee Zay and Allison Slade hide caption
Been There: Lessons From A Shared Experience
How To Survive Playing To An Empty Room And Other Advice For A Band's First Tour
How To Survive Playing To An Empty Room And Other Advice For A Band's First Tour
Federal Terrorism Charges Filed Against Manhattan Subway Bombing Suspect
Iraqi Prime Minister Celebrates Defeat Of ISIS, But Still Faces Pressure
How Scientists Are Growing Mini Brains In Petri Dishes For Experiments
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Younger workers today expect the power dynamic at work to be more egalitarian, with less top-down management. And that is changing the dynamic for all workers. andresr/Getty Images hide caption
Are There Generational Differences When It Comes To Sexual Harassment At Work?
Decorating Injuries Show That Hanging The Holly Isn't Always Jolly
Tillerson Says He Would Meet With North Koreans, Even Without Denuclearization Talks
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