Physiognomy is a discarded 19th-century pseudoscience. Why can’t we stop practicing it?

Even those who designed our digital world are aghast at what they created. A breakdown of what went wrong.

Or at least one happy stat! Many companies have made efforts to attract women and minorities to IT positions, at every rung of the career ladder. New research suggests that workplace diversity programs are beginning to pay off: 43 percent of respondents report that the number of women applying to IT positions has increased over the past three years.

If you do any business travel, you know how important — and annoying — it is to track your spending. These apps can help.

Roger Gilles tells the story of the 1890s women who fought stereotypes to become professional cyclists in his new book Women on the Move

A new survey suggests those on foreign postings get a big salary bump. But which other factors are at play?

It’s been two years since surprised audiences by appearing near the end of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.…

The data they're collecting is helping researchers evaluate how ecosystems change.

This Tarkhan dress was found in an Egyptian tomb.

What is reasonable in a tech industry nondisclosure? Tech firms often ask employees and business partners to sign nondisclosure agreements—even when doing so is overkill. Learn what to look for in NDAs to ensure they work for everybody.

The melodious call of many birds comes from a mysterious organ buried deep within their chests: a one-of-a-kind voice box called a syrinx. Now, scientists have concluded that this voice box evolved only once, and that it represents a rare example of a true evolutionary novelty.

Microsoft adds three new models to its Surface lineup as well as a new consumer Surface All Access purchasing plan.

The gap in consequences is vast: Fewer than 6 percent of rapes end in arrest, and fewer than 1 percent end in conviction. Meanwhile, nearly 9 in 10 victims face emotional and physical consequences.

Orchids were once considered the world’s most difficult and exotic flowers. So why can you buy one for $12.99 at Trader Joe’s?

Ben and Jackee Belnap had saved $1,060 (£810) to pay back a debt but found it destroyed.

How do you capture the energy of volunteers and supporters and turn it into action? During the Clinton campaign, one successful strategy was to design a mobile app that captured supporters’ interest and showed them how they could get involved.

High-school students with acne tend to have higher GPAs and are more likely to finish college, according to a new study.

Last week, President Donald Trump ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to perform a renewed background check into Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh in the wake of Christine Blasey Ford's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Pulling from what we've seen over the years from other FBI files, here's some context on what that means.

The game can be played entirely in the dev console after searching 'text adventure' on Google, and sees players finding the letters of the company's logo.

Are you ready to devote a few days to up-leveling your interpersonal and management skills? These upcoming conferences have plenty to offer IT staff who want to get better at driving innovation, team building, and cultural improvement and become better bosses.

Psilocybin safety and abuse research shows that the drug has low potential for abuse and dependence, researchers say

Should you apply for a patent for that new AI tech idea you've been working on? Some experts say it's better to have a patent portfolio than not, while others recommend focusing on quality rather than quantity. Here are things to consider as you make your decision.

While the city says the problem is “uncommon,” it created a step-by-step guide for dealing with what resident Jenny Serwylo calls “the most Toronto thing that’s ever happened.”