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Is Indian food the next big thing on the global palate? Have patrons gone beyond demanding chicken tikka masala in culinary hotspots like London and New York? “Yes, people still want butter chicken even though it is changing,” said food writer Karen Anand with a sigh at Times Litfest, in…

Urgent action needed as DNA tests show their genetic diversity is so low they could vanish from the country in 30 years

Long gone are the days when the average video game player was a White male. Women now make up as much as half of the world's gamers, with racial minorities also representing a growing share of players. But gaming platforms have struggled to adequately address sexist and racist abuse on…

Some companies are losing entire DEI teams in the current round of layoffs.

The new Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee don't always jibe with their party's mainstream.

The only Black designer belonging to Italy’s fashion chamber withdrew Wednesday from this month’s Milan Fashion Week, alleging a lack of support for diversity and inclusion after the chamber “abandoned” a project to promote young designers of color working in Italy. Stella Jean interrupted a press conference by the Italian…

The buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) technologies like ChatGPT is palpable. People are both optimistic and frightened by the possibilities of these tools. Clearly, these technologies will change how people write. But in terms of what people write, these technologies seem to be embracing the status quo.

Its a great day when you find a piece of clothing that fits perfectly. A good shirt, the right pair of shoes or a well-cut dress is comfortable, looks nice and feels like it was made just for you. Now imagine a world where every shirt was the same size,…

The number of black and ethnic minority players selected for England women youth teams has increased from 7% to 17% since 2017