Technology may be changing politics in endless ways, but some traditions—like old-fashioned face-to-face canvassing—take a lot longer to alter. The post In Iowa, the Door Knock Lives on in the Age of High-Tech Politics appeared first on WIRED.

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Make meetings actually useful. Brainstorm like a champ. Take the boredom out of busywork. And much more.That little computer in your pocket has come a long way over the years, huh? Here are 25 incredibly useful apps that can help you run your business a whole lot smarter than ever before. And every one of them is free, at least in basic form.Read Full Story

It's billyuns and billyuns. The post We Now Know How Much It Costs Google To Shoot For the Moon appeared first on WIRED.

Antibiotics work against bacterial infections but are often prescribed to people with viral infections, which don't respond to the drugs. But a new gene test could show if a patient's infection is... -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Both men and women score similarly in their ability to drive business, but fewer women are rising beyond lower management.Here's a new angle on the gender divide in leadership: Men and women score nearly equally in their ability to drive businesses, but fewer women are able to get beyond lower-level leadership positions.Read Full Story

WIRED is reporting from Iowa, tracking how technology and innovation are changing the modern day campaign. Tonight we're live-blogging from Des Moines! The post The 2016 Iowa Caucuses Liveblog: Cruz Beats Trump appeared first on WIRED.