3 imperatives for becoming a great leader

While Biden is not known to be a great orator (unlike his former boss), he raised his reputation as a fighter for the middle class from the baby boom generation. His 1988 campaign speeches recalled the death of the Kennedy brothers with a determination to rekindle their idealism while railing against the outsourcing that was even then squeezing American workers. He rebounded from political stumbles over intervening decades because of a reputation for personal decency and empathy that was recognized by his colleagues across partisan lines. … [Read more...] about The secret to a great inaugural address

The Traumatology and Orthopedics Hospital with its capacity of 500 beds started its operation in December of last year, meeting the needs of patients for high-quality healthcare. Meanwhile, the construction of a 1,000-bed general hospital has been completed, and all assorted projects are expected to be completed in September of next year. … [Read more...] about Defense leader inspects military hospital

Subramanian Swamy, a senior parliamentarian from India's governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has launched a political attack on the Narendra Modi government for not acknowledging the "land grab" by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) along the eastern Ladakh border, the site of an ongoing military face-off between the two countries. … [Read more...] about ‘Great Blunder’: BJP MP Hits Out at Modi Gov’t for Not Acknowledging Chinese ‘Land Grab’ in India

6. ARTHUR SMITH. Atlanta had one advantage in the GM and coach search: time. When the Falcons fired coach Dan Quinn and GM Thomas Dimitroff in October, it gave them 73 days before the end of the season to fact-find on coaches and GMs. The end was a bit hairy; Atlanta thought Smith, the imaginative Tennessee offensive coordinator, was the man the Falcons wanted to hire, but then he left town after a long in-person interview Wednesday to meet with the Jets, and then he flew to Florida to meet with the Eagles’ contingent led by owner Jeff Lurie and GM Howie Roseman—for six hours. After being led by a defensive head coach (Mike Smith, Quinn) for the last 13 seasons, the progressive offense of Smith, in addition to his global view of the job, was inviting for Atlanta. My bet is that Smith would be in favor of keeping Matt Ryan and trying to build around a good skill group to topple the Saints and Bucs in the NFC South. … [Read more...] about FMIA Divisional Round: Chiefs Prove HenneThing Is Possible, Beat Browns

"I just got to talk to (Donald), let him know, 'Man, that's not on you,’” Brockers said. “There's no reason why you have to feel that way, (that) you felt like you failed us. You gave us everything you had and you are the reason why we're here.'" … [Read more...] about Michael Brockers tells an emotional Aaron Donald ‘It’s not on you’