Johnny C. Taylor Jr. tackles your workplace questions each week for USA TODAY. Taylor is president and CEO of SHRM, the world's largest trade association of human resources professionals, and author ...

WASHINGTON — While nearly 100 countries are represented at the 2026 Olympics, a few notable countries won't be participating. It's a familiar sight for Olympics watchers: Russian and Belarusian ...

For a second straight match, Al Nassr will be without Cristiano Ronaldo despite the Portuguese star not being injured. Ronaldo is sitting out a massive clash against Al Ittihad on Friday, Feb. 6 as ...

I am someone who often enjoys working during the holidays. Fewer emails, reduced external demands, and a slower pace can feel mentally restorative. However, this experience is not universal. In ...

Carter-Bawa is a behavioral scientist and director of the Cancer Prevention Precision Control Institute at the Hackensack Meridian Center for Discovery & Innovation. For years, federal policymakers ...

Mojang is removing obfuscation from Minecraft Java Edition’s codebase, making it easier for modders and developers to understand, extend, and experiment with the game. When you purchase through links ...

If 21st-century capitalism has one central tenet, it’s that innovation rules and disruption drives progress. Yes, innovation is amazing—and it’s also stressful. The act of disruption inherently ...

LOS ANGELES — Arguably the best player in NBA history will not suit up against the Warriors on Tuesday evening. LeBron James has been ruled out of the Warriors-Lakers season-opener in Los Angeles as ...

A growing number of employees – up to 5 percent of the tech workforce – are secretly working at two jobs, or three or more. Some of it is side hustle, sure, but an ever-increasing number of these ...

Amazon Web Services experienced a massive outage today, October 20, 2025, which prompted a domino effect among other online platforms. From Venmo to Snapchat, internet users complained they ...

Everybody with a social media account knows that outages happen. From Meta’s Facebook and Instagram hiccup last year to X.com’s brief problem earlier this year, it’s inevitable for an occasional ...

We are now in the second week of another government closure and there should be no doubt about its root cause: that members of Congress pay no political penalty for failing to do their jobs. Indeed, ...