Avoid these mistakes to build automation that survives UI changes, validates outcomes properly, and provides useful feedback.

I am back to writing columns again, after an interim resulting from an unfortunate set of circumstances. While visiting an Amish farm near Kalona, Iowa, I did not pay attention to where I was walking.

If more than 10 people tell you to do something, perhaps it’s a good idea. Here’s my personal example. Some faithful readers of the column I wrote for the Wichita Eagle for more than three decades ...

2025 now has only one week left. The first article of this column was published on January 8 of this year, marking exactly one year since its debut. Looking back, my time this year has been divided ...

Elie Hassenfeld, the chief executive of the nonprofit GiveWell, makes the case for a more rigorous, transparent and accountable approach to charitable giving. This is an edited transcript of an ...

In the summer of 2009 I was a new, nervous Style intern. The altweekly had a full staff back then, and I found the Tuesday news meetings — where story ideas for the week were pitched and, just as ...