Office politics are unavoidable, but asking the right questions and building relationships can help you navigate the hidden rules, gain influence, and keep your values.

The U.S. presidential election is over, but you may still be feeling the emotional side effects. These expert tips can help you reset.

As someone who values a harmonious and productive work environment, I’ve witnessed firsthand how politics in the office can affect performance — both positively and negatively. Here’s my take on the ...

Just days after the presidential election, many are still talking about the results, and emotions are running high. That might lead to some uncomfortable situations in the workplace, if your coworkers ...

President Biden and President-elect Trump briefly had cameras join them for a convivial if not tense meeting in the Oval ...

President-elect Donald Trump was welcomed at the White House on Wednesday after declining to do the same for President Joe ...

Here are three ways HR experts suggest that businesses, and their employees, can prepare at work for today’s election and its ...

President-elect Trump and former President Biden sat down for a meeting in the Oval Office on Wednesday, just over a week ...

Pres.-elect Trump's return to DC at the White House saw him meet with a "happy" Pres. Joe Biden while Elon Musk joined the congressional GOP.

There are few meetings presidents dread more than the Oval Office photo-op with the person who's going to replace him.

Democratic governors and state attorneys general are dusting off the playbooks from their offices’ pushback against President ...

President-elect Donald Trump and President Biden are meeting at the White House on Wednesday as part of the transition ...