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Funny bosses encourage us to let our guard down, but a new study found that their jokes can inadvertently encourage us to let our guard down too much, communicating that the workplace is an upside-down funhouse where rules no longer apply. Read More

People who described themselves as partial to the later hours had a 10% higher risk of passing away than those who prefer the morning. The study was reportedly the “first” one finding that night people are more likely to be dealt this fate. Read More

We can’t say for sure whether that’s really Ryan’s primary motive against seeking re-election in November, but it’s hard to argue that someone should devote less attention to parenting. Read More

Before you cross the street, you need to remember to first look up from your phone. We are taught to watch out for distracted drivers when walking, but a new report is asking us to be more mindful of our own addictively distracting devices. Read More

A two-working-parent household is a norm now, but there are certain cities where working parents fare better according to a new analysis. Read More

Many of the highest-paying jobs are in the technology sector — machine learning engineers, data scientists, computer vision engineers, full stack developers — while the bottom is largely comprised of occupations from a variety of industries, including pharmacists, construction managers, and architects. Read More

The rankings didn’t include which cities have the best avocado toast. Read More

New research from ahead of Equal Pay Day, on April 10, shows that 68% of women believe they are being paid the same amount of money as men at their company with a “similar” professional background. Read More

There’s new technology that wants to make conversations with your devices and other humans completely silent and seamless. People will be able to talk without opening their mouth. Read More