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For black, Hispanic, and Asian women, negative stereotypes and unconscious bias have widened the gender gap.

We get an average of 120 emails every day. Here's how to make your messages stand out and actually get a response.

There's a little more to it than who you like and who you don't.

Connectivity is the most touted facet of social media, but let's hear it for loneliness. Sure, Facebook digitally links you up with friends you've long since abandoned geographically, but it can also make you feel like the last person on the planet when th

Kode With Klossy coding camp aims to give young women a jump-start toward careers that encompass computer science and STEM skills.

Confession: I'm not impressed by a single 3-D printed thing I see. Turtle eggs. Child prosthetics*. It's evil of me, I know. But 3-D printing is just too easy, right? Even the most intricate design—something that took hundreds of hours of modeling and iter

You know those games where you use something as a metaphor for your personality? Like, if you were a fruit what fruit would you be? Or are you a Chandler, a Joey, a Rachel, a Carrie, a Samantha, a Miranda? Now to celebrate its 20th anniversary, The Webbys

This is the Londonist's Tube Map of Lost London, and it will take you on a journey through the forgotten history of England's capital. Many of the locations disappeared long before the London Underground was built, but Londonist has not only placed them wh

In Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle's classic sci-fi novel The Mote in God's Eye, humans end up visiting an alien planet. One of the oddities of this new world is that the aliens cross the roads by striding out into full-speed traffic. They all trust each o

Even sensitive, creative people can learn to be tough as nails at the negotiating table.