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Iran crackdown: 'Can a government willing to kill its own people be trusted to reform?'

William Hilderbrandt welcomes Dr. Ahu Kucuksefahani, Scholar in International Relations, social movements and digital activism. She offers a sobering analysis of Iran's deepening crisis amidst unprece...

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I moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.

captionTK Jordyn Bradley I moved in with my long-distance partner's family to be closer to a job and save some money. A lot of 26-year-olds might not see the appeal of this situation, but I was gratef...

Jan 13Business Insiderlifestyle

Map shows how the rich and powerful are descending on Davos by private jet

Private jets from dozens of different countries arrived near Davos on Monday. Pete Syme/Business Insider Business Insider tracked private jets landing near Davos on the first day of the WEF annual mee...

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How ICE chaos and a boycott plan are turning Minnesota retailers into community spaces

Community donations at Smitten Kitten (left and right), and BabyBel Mozzarella the cat (middle), are supporting Minnesotans. Mikayla Stanek (Smitten Kitten); Vanessa Beardsley (Catzen) January is typi...

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‘Get Grok Gone’: Advocacy groups demand Apple and Google block X from app stores

Two open letters are directed at Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google CEO Sundar Pichai. | Photo: Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images X is awash with nonconsensual sexual deepfakes that blatantly violate Apple's ...

Jan 15The VergeTechnologyImpact

I had 90 days to find a job after getting laid off while on a work visa. A $50 book helped me land my dream role.

Aman Goyal Aman Goyal After being laid off last year, Aman Goyal faced pressure during his job search due to his visa status. Within two months of searching, he landed his dream role as an associate p...

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Uber Eats and DoorDash workers could see a bump from New York City's new tipping law. The companies say it'll hurt them.

New York City's law mandating an option to tip when customers pay for their order takes effect on January 26. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images A New York City law requiring a tip prompt...

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A 73-year-old teaches other seniors to overcome their fears and embrace tech. She says they learn better from peers.

TJTJ Courtesy of Anne Goldberg Anne Goldberg has been tech-savvy since operating early computer models in the 1980s. 40 years on, she is using her knowledge to teach seniors how to use iPhones and oth...

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Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

US House Rep. Ro Khanna. The Washington Post/Getty Images Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna plans to introduce a resolution Thursday called the "Creator Bill of Rights." The progressive congressman is...

Jan 15Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

How 911 calls actually work, according to a former emergency dispatcher

Ricardo Martinez II spent more than a decade as a 911 dispatcher, handling thousands of emergencies as US 911 centers face a nationwide staffing and funding crisis. Across the country, emergency call ...

Jan 15Business InsidersocietyImpact

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Working fewer days might help create buy-in among workers for adopting AI, authors of a book on the four-day workweek suggest. Drew Angerer/Getty Images Adopting a four-day workweek could boost employ...

Jan 14Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Meet the people who think posting on social media is good for them

Steve Zeringue, Mfonsio Andrew, and Campbell Morrison don't subscribe to the "get offline" mentality. Steve Zeringue; Mfonsio Andrew; Campbell Morrison. Forget dumbphones and digital detoxes; ...

Jan 17Business InsiderHealthImpact

I hosted a dinner party every Saturday in 2025. My husband and I made new friends, ate good food, and got the kids to bed on time.

Amanda Litman and her husband hosted friends for dinner to help relieve their sense of loneliness. Amanda Litman Amanda Litman and her husband, who have two young kids, were feeling socially isolated....

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Head of LA homeless nonprofit charged with pocketing millions, splurging on luxuries including a Hermès jacket and a trip to Vegas

Alexander Soofer, manager of an LA-based housing program, is being charged with wire fraud and pocketing $10 million in public funds. Carlos Barria/REUTERS Alexander Soofer, manager of an LA-based hou...

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My nonprofit celebrates birthdays for families who can't afford them. In 14 years, I've never grown tired of seeing their joy.

Paige Chenault Lohoefer founded The Birthday Project in 2012 Courtesy of This be Grace Paige Chenault Lohoefer is the founder of the nonprofit The Birthday Party Project. The organization celebrates k...

Jan 13Business InsidersocietyImpact

The 'Godfather of AI' says he's 'very sad' about what his life's work has become

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warned that rapid advances could upend jobs, power, and humanity itself. JORGE UZON/AFP via Getty Images Geoffrey Hinton said he's very sad that the AI he helped create has ...

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Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Some gig workers are selling or renting their accounts to others, a new TransUnion survey found. : Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Some gig workers are selling or renting the...

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I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

From left: Barbara Face pictured as a teenager when she first started drinking, at the height of her alcoholism, and sober, as she is today. Courtesy of Barbara Face Barbara Face began drinking at 14 ...

Jan 13Business InsiderHealthImpact

Capitalism as we know it is having an identity crisis — and you're caught in the middle

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI From Davos to Washington to America's high school classrooms, people are questioning the foundations of our economic system — and we at Business Insider are tracking wh...

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Welcome to the era of the megamanager

Middle managers are taking on more direct reports after the "Great Flattening." dowell/Getty Images The average number of reports for managers is increasing as the "Great Flattening" p...

Jan 14Business InsidereconomicsImpact

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Iran crackdown: 'Can a government willing to kill its own people be trusted to reform?'

I moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.

Map shows how the rich and powerful are descending on Davos by private jet

How ICE chaos and a boycott plan are turning Minnesota retailers into community spaces

‘Get Grok Gone’: Advocacy groups demand Apple and Google block X from app stores

I had 90 days to find a job after getting laid off while on a work visa. A $50 book helped me land my dream role.

Uber Eats and DoorDash workers could see a bump from New York City's new tipping law. The companies say it'll hurt them.

A 73-year-old teaches other seniors to overcome their fears and embrace tech. She says they learn better from peers.

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

How 911 calls actually work, according to a former emergency dispatcher

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Meet the people who think posting on social media is good for them

I hosted a dinner party every Saturday in 2025. My husband and I made new friends, ate good food, and got the kids to bed on time.

Head of LA homeless nonprofit charged with pocketing millions, splurging on luxuries including a Hermès jacket and a trip to Vegas

My nonprofit celebrates birthdays for families who can't afford them. In 14 years, I've never grown tired of seeing their joy.

The 'Godfather of AI' says he's 'very sad' about what his life's work has become

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

Capitalism as we know it is having an identity crisis &mdash; and you're caught in the middle

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

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Iran crackdown: 'Can a government willing to kill its own people be trusted to reform?'

I moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.

Map shows how the rich and powerful are descending on Davos by private jet

How ICE chaos and a boycott plan are turning Minnesota retailers into community spaces

‘Get Grok Gone’: Advocacy groups demand Apple and Google block X from app stores

I had 90 days to find a job after getting laid off while on a work visa. A $50 book helped me land my dream role.

Uber Eats and DoorDash workers could see a bump from New York City's new tipping law. The companies say it'll hurt them.

A 73-year-old teaches other seniors to overcome their fears and embrace tech. She says they learn better from peers.

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

How 911 calls actually work, according to a former emergency dispatcher

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Meet the people who think posting on social media is good for them

I hosted a dinner party every Saturday in 2025. My husband and I made new friends, ate good food, and got the kids to bed on time.

Head of LA homeless nonprofit charged with pocketing millions, splurging on luxuries including a Hermès jacket and a trip to Vegas

My nonprofit celebrates birthdays for families who can't afford them. In 14 years, I've never grown tired of seeing their joy.

The 'Godfather of AI' says he's 'very sad' about what his life's work has become

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

Capitalism as we know it is having an identity crisis &mdash; and you're caught in the middle

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Capitalism as we know it is having an identity crisis — and you're caught in the middle

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Capitalism as we know it is having an identity crisis — and you're caught in the middle