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Americans are living in a 'career industrial complex.' Venture capitalist Bill Gurley explains how to break out and find your dream job.

Bill Gurley said the "career industrial complex" is fueling workplace disengagement. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid Bill Gurley says the "career industrial complex" is fueling workplace dise...

Dec 30Business InsidersocietyImpact

Thousands of older Americans plan to unretire in 2026. A permanent retirement may be harder to achieve.

Recent surveys suggest older Americans plan to unretire in 2026 or fear they may have to down the line. Kittipong Udomsom/Getty Images More older Americans are returning to work due to financial insec...

Dec 25Business InsidereconomicsImpact

Living with family isn't a last resort anymore. It's the plan.

The number of people living in multigenerational households in the US quadrupled between 1971 and 2021, according to Pew Research. Stephen Simpson Inc/Getty Images As the cost of living rises for Amer...

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I spent a year interviewing America's oldest workers. Here are their 5 tips for staying healthy and active.

Patricia Casey (left), Marilyn Gettinger (middle), and Eileen Hartigan (right) shared their biggest pieces of advice with Business Insider. Courtesy of Patricia Casey/Marilyn Gettinger/Eileen Hartigan...

Dec 30Business InsiderHealthImpact

Town Divided by States Fights for Only Abortion Clinic

📋 Key Facts ✓ The town is divided between two states. ✓ It is at the heart of America's abortion debate. ✓ ...

Dec 22BBC NewsPolitics

Can you easily see a doctor, or is it a struggle? Tell us your healthcare story.

Business Insider wants to hear about your healthcare experience. Frazao Studio Latino/Getty Images The cost of health insurance is rising in 2026 and crucial funding for hospitals is dwindling. US pol...

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Read Bari Weiss' new memo that defends pulling a '60 Minutes' segment and says Americans lack trust in the press

Bari Weiss Leigh Vogel/Getty Images for Uber, X and The Free Press CBS News chief Bari Weiss sent a memo to staff defending her decision to hold a "60 Minutes" piece. Weiss made the decision t...

Dec 24Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

WATCH: America Strong: Bright moments that warm the heart to begin 2026

As the holidays wrap up and the new year begins, remarkable acts of kindness happening across the nation including the Chobani yogurt company helping feed communities....

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Why do Americans hate A.I.?

Article URL: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/02/briefing/why-do-americans-hate-ai.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46465472 Points: 12 # Comments: 5...

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Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

Nearly 30% of Japan's population is 65 or older, and many still work. Francesco Riccardo Iacomino/Getty Images Japan has adapted to an aging workforce with government support and job programs. Nearly ...

Dec 28Business InsidereconomicsImpact

America's richest 10% now hold 60% of the nation's wealth

Article URL: https://bsky.app/profile/rbreich.bsky.social/post/3mayikzgatu2v Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46405023 Points: 13 # Comments: 0...

Dec 27Hacker NewseconomicsImpact

Meet the newest generation of the Kennedy family, America's most famous political dynasty

Caroline Kennedy and Jack Schlossberg attend the 2017 Met Gala. Rabbani and Solimene Photography/Getty Images The Kennedy family has been prominent in US politics for over a century. The younger Kenne...

Dec 30Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

Influencer content is fuel for an internet-obsessed administration

Just a day after publishing a 40-minute video alleging fraud at Minnesota daycare centers, Nick Shirley had the vice president's attention. In Shirley's video, he and another man identified only as "D...

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The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

The American economy is tipping away from low-wage workers once again. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images The K-shaped economy has returned, with gaps widening between high and low-income American...

Jan 2Business InsidereconomicsImpact

Climate Central to Sámi Truth and Reconciliation in Finland

📋 Key Facts ✓ The Finnish government released a Truth and Reconciliation report documenting harms to the Sámi people. ✓ Climate change,...

Dec 23GristsocietyImpact

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

Anne Wojcicki and Susan Wojcicki Andrew Harnik/ Getty Images; Eric Gaillard/ Reuters Esther Wojcicki taught her three daughters that it was OK to fail and try again. She said emphasizing independence ...

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America wants to party — just softer

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI In 2026, quitting smoking and joining a gym are no longer enough for a new year's resolution. Young adults, addicted to their phones and exhausted with dating apps , are reso...

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Nearly 30,000 Americans have received about $335 million in basic income. Here are 5 takeaways.

Americans have received millions of dollars as part of guaranteed income pilot programs. SimpleImages/Getty Images Basic income pilots have distributed over $335 million in economic relief to American...

Jan 1Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

We asked you to vote on a $120K remote or $240K in-office job. The results were closer than we expected.

365 readers answered Business Insider's survey about remote versus in-office work. Amy Leonard; Arlton Lowry; Priya Chaudhari We asked readers to weigh in on an internet debate: Would you prefer a $24...

Jan 2Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

The unapologetic office glow-up era is here

Jennifer Belen's face before and after a facelift. @jenniferbelen28/TikTok It's a growing work etiquette conundrum: Would you talk about your facelift in the office? Cosmetic procedures became increas...

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Americans are living in a 'career industrial complex.' Venture capitalist Bill Gurley explains how to break out and find your dream job.

Thousands of older Americans plan to unretire in 2026. A permanent retirement may be harder to achieve.

Living with family isn't a last resort anymore. It's the plan.

I spent a year interviewing America's oldest workers. Here are their 5 tips for staying healthy and active.

Town Divided by States Fights for Only Abortion Clinic

Can you easily see a doctor, or is it a struggle? Tell us your healthcare story.

Read Bari Weiss' new memo that defends pulling a '60 Minutes' segment and says Americans lack trust in the press

WATCH: America Strong: Bright moments that warm the heart to begin 2026

Why do Americans hate A.I.?

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

America's richest 10% now hold 60% of the nation's wealth

Meet the newest generation of the Kennedy family, America's most famous political dynasty

Influencer content is fuel for an internet-obsessed administration

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back &mdash; and it could mean a rocky 2026

Climate Central to Sámi Truth and Reconciliation in Finland

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

America wants to party &mdash; just softer

Nearly 30,000 Americans have received about $335 million in basic income. Here are 5 takeaways.

We asked you to vote on a $120K remote or $240K in-office job. The results were closer than we expected.

The unapologetic office glow-up era is here

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Americans are living in a 'career industrial complex.' Venture capitalist Bill Gurley explains how to break out and find your dream job.

Thousands of older Americans plan to unretire in 2026. A permanent retirement may be harder to achieve.

Living with family isn't a last resort anymore. It's the plan.

I spent a year interviewing America's oldest workers. Here are their 5 tips for staying healthy and active.

Town Divided by States Fights for Only Abortion Clinic

Can you easily see a doctor, or is it a struggle? Tell us your healthcare story.

Read Bari Weiss' new memo that defends pulling a '60 Minutes' segment and says Americans lack trust in the press

WATCH: America Strong: Bright moments that warm the heart to begin 2026

Why do Americans hate A.I.?

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

America's richest 10% now hold 60% of the nation's wealth

Meet the newest generation of the Kennedy family, America's most famous political dynasty

Influencer content is fuel for an internet-obsessed administration

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back &mdash; and it could mean a rocky 2026

Climate Central to Sámi Truth and Reconciliation in Finland

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

America wants to party &mdash; just softer

Nearly 30,000 Americans have received about $335 million in basic income. Here are 5 takeaways.

We asked you to vote on a $120K remote or $240K in-office job. The results were closer than we expected.

The unapologetic office glow-up era is here

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

America wants to party — just softer

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

America wants to party — just softer