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Gregg Phillips remains on federal payroll despite FEMA leadership exit

Gregg Phillips, an election-fraud conspiracy theorist previously ousted from leading FEMA's Office of Response and Recovery, confirmed he is still employed by the Trump administration on administrative leave. He was recently seen visiting the Department of Justice with outgoing pardon attorney Ed Martin, though the nature of his current duties remains unclear.

HR and payroll providers shift focus to AI-driven scalability for small businesses

An Entrepreneur opinion piece argues that choosing an HR and payroll provider is no longer just about comparing software features and price, since AI has become nearly universal across human capital management platforms. Instead, small and growing businesses—especially those with fewer than 75 employees lacking dedicated HR staff—are now weighing providers based on how well they support scaling, evolving regulations and long-term needs.

Study identifies 7 recurring management habits that push top talent to quit

A workplace analysis outlines seven common leadership behaviors that gradually erode employee morale and push skilled workers to leave their jobs. Rather than a single bad incident, the piece argues these are repeated patterns—like poor communication, favoritism, or lack of recognition—that accumulate over time until employees decide to walk away.

OpenAI launches Admin plugin for ChatGPT Work and Codex

OpenAI has released an Admin plugin for ChatGPT Work and Codex that lets workspace administrators manage users, permissions and spending limits through a chat interface rather than a separate dashboard. The tool can generate usage reports, flag credit thresholds, and handle onboarding or offboarding tasks on request. A company demo showed an admin querying adoption trends and requesting visual breakdowns for a monthly review.

Reputation expert outlines six-step plan to counter online defamation's spread across search and AI

A veteran reputation-management consultant with 25 years of experience says businesses often make the mistake of focusing solely on removing a defamatory post rather than rebuilding the accurate narrative that persists across Google, AI search tools, and public perception. He outlines that false claims can spread beyond their origin, get cited by other outlets, and shape AI-generated summaries long after the original post appears.

Leadership coach flags hidden costs of moving faster than your team

An executive coach recounts working with a manager who drove a fast platform migration and hit every deadline, assuming a lack of pushback meant the team was fine. The coach argues this speed often masks disengagement, burnout, and silent resistance that surface later as attrition or stalled execution.

Explainer: How Syslog Servers Centralize Network Log Data

A syslog server is a software tool or appliance that collects log messages—covering logins, reboots, firewall denials, hardware failures and more—from routers, switches, servers and other devices across a network. It receives these messages via UDP, TCP or encrypted TLS transport, then stores them in a searchable format organized by source, timestamp, severity and event type.

Hacker News post questions why executives escape blame in big tech layoffs

A user recounts their partner's layoff after 15 years at a major tech company, describing her as a high-performing manager who was cut due to last-minute budget revisions. They argue the real cause was mismanagement by a senior executive two levels above her, who has a track record of costly failures yet remains employed while her entire 30-person team was let go.

BLM Sales Loophole Funnels Wild Mustangs to Slaughter Buyers

A New York Times investigation found the Bureau of Land Management is selling thousands of wild horses to private buyers who then resell them to slaughterhouses for large markups. The agency avoids directly violating anti-slaughter law by first listing horses for adoption before selling unadopted animals cheaply, and such sales roughly doubled in 2025 to over 3,700 horses.