The George Washington Presidential Library appointed her its new director.
Disinvited! Michael Saylor
The crypto advocate and the company he cofounded agreed to a $40 million tax-fraud-suit settlement.
*An earlier version of this article misspelled Michael Witmore’s name. We apologize for the error.
Photograph of Reese by Dia Dipasupil/Getty images. Photograph of Karim-Cooper by Henri T. Photograph of Breland-Noble by Roy Cox Studios. Photograph of Chervinsky by DuHon Photography. Photograph of Saylor by Jason Koerner/Getty Images.
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Angel Reese
DC has a team in women’s soccer’s new USL Super League, and the WNBA star is a part owner.
Farah Karim-Cooper
The Folger Shakespeare Library named her its new director, succeeding Michael Witmore.*
Alfiee Breland-Noble
The head of the AAKOMA Project recently got a financial boost from Melinda French Gates.
Sam Bakhshandehpour
He’s taking over as CEO of the José Andrés Group.
Lindsay M. Chervinsky
The George Washington Presidential Library appointed her its new director.
Disinvited! Michael Saylor
The crypto advocate and the company he cofounded agreed to a $40 million tax-fraud-suit settlement.
*An earlier version of this article misspelled Michael Witmore’s name. We apologize for the error.
Photograph of Reese by Dia Dipasupil/Getty images.
Photograph of Karim-Cooper by Henri T.
Photograph of Breland-Noble by Roy Cox Studios.
Photograph of Chervinsky by DuHon Photography.
Photograph of Saylor by Jason Koerner/Getty Images.
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