#Trump knocks DeSantis for disloyalty in Fox interview

#Trump knocks DeSantis for disloyalty in Fox interview

Former President Trump attacked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, his leading GOP rival for the party’s 2024 presidential nomination, over what he described as a lack of loyalty during an interview given to Fox News this week. “I got him elected,” Trump told Fox News anchor Bret Baier during a wide-ranging conversation, the second portion of…

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#Biden, DeSantis make dueling trips to California in 2024 bids

#Biden, DeSantis make dueling trips to California in 2024 bids

President Biden and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) are making dueling trips to California this week, underscoring the importance of the state politically and financially as they prepare for 2024.  DeSantis, who will be in the Golden State through Tuesday, attended a private fundraiser in Sacramento, while Biden is in San Francisco through Wednesday for…

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#The Role of Technology In Business Operations

#The Role of Technology In Business Operations

By using the newest hardware and software your business can benefit from increased productivity, improved inventory management, increased efficiency, and greater security. The improvements can lead to faster delivery of your products and services.  As computer processing and storage increase, new capabilities are emerging. These technologies make operations easier and improve our effectiveness.  Key services…

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#Democrats divided on whether to attack or ignore

#Democrats divided on whether to attack or ignore

The surprising early strength of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign is sparking unease among Democrats — and leaving them divided about what to do about it. Kennedy has drawn support between approximately 15 percent to 20 percent in recent polls of Democratic voters.  It’s a level that is not high enough to indicate he is seriously…

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#Tech majors are booming, but rural students stuck in the digital divide

#Tech majors are booming, but rural students stuck in the digital divide

Colleges are seeing a surge in technology majors, but rural students are lagging behind on opportunities to take advantage of the growing, high-paying fields.  From 2018 to 2022, “Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services” majors increased 23 percent, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, from 423,315 to 518,844. Rural students, however, face…

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# 5 AI tools for learning and research

# 5 AI tools for learning and research

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