Work relationships can be a delicate balance, especially when it comes to that of the one between you and your boss. You aim to serve the team and them, but you want to find advancement for yourself as well. Sometimes things go sour along the way: Nearly a third, 28%, of people who quit their previous job say they left because of bad management, according to a Q1 Joblist survey of 18,617 job seekers.  If you’re hitting snags with your boss, before you consider quitting, know there are ways to try to mitigate the problem.

Workplace culture expert who admits he was once a terrible boss who almost destroyed his company by chasing away great employees.  On the brink of disaster, he did an abrupt about-face and became a servant leader.  It changed not only his company but the trajectory of his life.  He's now leading a movement to change the way employees and bosses view their role in workplace culture.  He details his journey and offers tips in a Wall Street Journal bestselling book he co-authored: Love As A Business Strategy: Resilience, Belonging & Success MOHAMMAD ANWAR joins The WBAP Morning News. 

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A bust of President Abraham Lincoln and a plaque of the Gettysburg address have been removed from a Cornell University library. 

"Someone complained, and it was gone," Cornell biology professor Randy Wayne told the College Fix of the matter. 

The bust of Lincoln and the bronzed plaque of the former president’s historic 1863 address had been in the Kroch Library, where the university’s Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections is located, since 2013. 

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How well do you know The United States Of America? Hal and Brad take a quiz about America.

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U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents in the El Paso Sector say they've been catching women drug couriers at the border with fentanyl and cocaine smuggled inside their body cavities.   Peer-to-peer car rental services are being taken advantage of by criminals. Border Patrol says criminals are getting a hold of the vehicles and using them for drug and human smuggling.  North America has traditionally been the point at which the drug routes end. The Colombian drug cartels have made most of their profit with cocaine on the American scene; the Mexican drug cartels have made their profit with marijuana in the United States; the Golden Triangle has reaped its share of the profits with heroin in the United States; and the outlaw motorcycle clubs have made their profit through the production and shipment of amphetamines and methamphetamines in both the United States and Canada. What is changing is the method by which these groups are getting their products into the destination countries and the types of drugs that are in demand. To move cocaine to the United States, the Colombians have established vast networks with the Mexican cartels.

Worked As A Border Patrol Federal Agent For 30 Years//  Special Agent, Supervisory Special Agent  //  Expert On Illegal Immigration And Human Smuggling Whose Most Recent Post Was As A District Director Under The Department of Homeland Security in Texas // He retired as the District Director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Service in Houston, Texas following a thirty year career // spent thirteen years assigned to U.S. foreign diplomatic missions. // Author, The Shadow Catcher, joins The Morning News to discuss. 

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Sam From Sales and The 4th of July.

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For nearly a year, inflation has been hammering Americans. Every month when the Consumer Price Index report gets released, rates have stayed high or gone higher.  Hopes that elevated prices were beginning to settle were dashed Friday morning when the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released data showing that the CPI, its broad measure for prices of goods and services, reached 8.6% for the month of May.  The number represents the highest level of inflation in the U.S. since 1981, and it has top economists starting to get worried—like, really worried.

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With interest rates and inflation climbing, many people want to know when these high prices will start to trend downward, and at least one investment professional has said that some financial freedom may be right around the corner.  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the consumer price index of all goods increased 1% in May over April, and 8.6% from more than a year ago.  Plus, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in the biggest hike in 28 years, though most people's wages and salaries have remained the same.

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After the ruling from the Supreme Court this week siding with Coach Kennedy. Mac Engel has a hot take on the subject. You'll want to hear this!

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K-Tel Records latest album on inflation. 

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Coach Kennedy wins big with Supreme Court.

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