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What Maduro’s ouster means for Trump’s mass deportation campaign

Trump said many Venezuelan immigrants ‘want to go back.’ Will Maduro’s removal spark a return -- or another exodus?...

Gen-Z Revolts Against Dystopian Future as Protests Sweep the Globe

Mass movements have ousted leaders and disrupted governments worldwide. Bloomberg Economics examines what countries may face unrest in 2026...

Dec 26BloombergPoliticsImpact

I'm the oldest of 8 kids, including 5 foster siblings. There are pros and cons to my big family.

The author (not pictured) is the oldest of her eight siblings. Florin Prunoiu/Getty Images/Image Source I'm the oldest of eight, including five foster siblings, and our house was always a busy place. ...

Dec 28Business InsidersocietyImpact

Private messaging faces threats from AI, limited user awareness: Session execs

Session’s Chris McCabe and Alex Linton tell Cointelegraph that AI-integrated devices could bypass messaging encryption, creating privacy and security issues....

Jan 1CoinTelegraphTechnologyImpact

Female empowerment: Arab women rise to the mic

More and more Middle Eastern women thrive as comedians. Could their success on stage, in the film industry, at comedy festivals and on social media foster empowerment for the next generation of girls?...

Dec 30Deutsche Wellesociety

It’s HAL out there: Tencent AI chatbot tells user to ‘get lost’ in rare angry outburst

Chinese social media and gaming giant Tencent Holdings apologised after its artificial intelligence chatbot Yuanbao was accused of “verbally insulting” a user, fuelling online debate about the risks p...

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Relying too much on AI could quietly damage your confidence — and your career prospects, think tank CEO says

Mehdi Paryavi, CEO of the International Data Center Authority, says overusing AI may make workers look more productive while quietly eroding the confidence and thinking skills their careers depend on....

Dec 29Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

My parents are paying for my younger sister's college, but I had to take out loans. It's unfair and makes me angry.

The offers and details on this page may have updated or changed since the time of publication. See our article on Business Insider for current information. Jacobs Stock Photography Ltd/Getty Images Fo...

17hBusiness InsidersocietyImpact

Grok is undressing anyone, including minors

xAI's Grok is removing clothing from pictures of people without their consent following this week's rollout of a feature that allows X users to instantly edit any image using the bot without needing t...

Jan 2The VergeTechnologyImpact

The DoorDash Deep Throat scam lays bare our new era of untruthiness

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI This past weekend, the internet was set ablaze by a post on r/Confessions claiming to be from a software engineer-turned-whistleblower working at a food delivery app . "I...

2dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

My 65-year-old mom is healthy, but she started purging her stuff. Being part of the process is helping me learn about my family.

The author is helping her mom purge her stuff. Courtesy of the author Swedish death cleaning is the practice of decluttering one's belongings before death. Though still in good health, my mom is gradu...

Dec 26Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

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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My partner and I have been together for nearly a decade, but we still live apart. It's been great for our relationship.

captionTK Maya Kokerov I've been with my boyfriend for nine years, but we've never lived together. This set-up keeps our relationship exciting, and it's helped me prioritize time with family . We hope...

3dBusiness InsiderlifestyleImpact

My friend and I hold presentation nights. We get to know each other better, and it helps us understand who we are now.

Rachel Jones and her friend do presentation nights to get to know each other better. Courtesy of Rachel Jones Rachel Jones is a 28-year-old who loves to form deep friendships, but finds it hard to mak...

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While I led my company through a $150 million acquisition, my husband handled the parenting. Here's how we make it work in our house.

Tiffany Haynes with her husband and kids. Photo credit: Teresa's PHOTOWORKS Tiffany Haynes is the former COO of Fingercheck and led the company through an acquisition. She started her career in a call...

Dec 27Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

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

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...

3dBusiness Insiderreal_estateImpact

I haven't spoken to my mother in 6 years. I'm making sure to show up for my sons in different ways.

TK Maskot/Getty Images I've been estranged from my mom for several years. Looking back, I can see how my childhood is shaping the way I'm raising my sons. I'm working hard to support their emotions an...

Dec 30Business Insidersociety

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 ...

6dBusiness InsiderlifestyleImpact

My grandmother wrote me a letter before my wedding. Her marriage advice insulted me at first, but now I get it.

Victor Dyomin/Getty Images I married my husband, Scott, back in April of 2025. My grandmother wrote a letter with controversial advice before the big day. She warned me that married life isn't all &#3...

Dec 28Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

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What Maduro’s ouster means for Trump’s mass deportation campaign

Gen-Z Revolts Against Dystopian Future as Protests Sweep the Globe

I'm the oldest of 8 kids, including 5 foster siblings. There are pros and cons to my big family.

Private messaging faces threats from AI, limited user awareness: Session execs

Female empowerment: Arab women rise to the mic

It’s HAL out there: Tencent AI chatbot tells user to ‘get lost’ in rare angry outburst

Relying too much on AI could quietly damage your confidence &mdash; and your career prospects, think tank CEO says

My parents are paying for my younger sister's college, but I had to take out loans. It's unfair and makes me angry.

Grok is undressing anyone, including minors

The DoorDash Deep Throat scam lays bare our new era of untruthiness

My 65-year-old mom is healthy, but she started purging her stuff. Being part of the process is helping me learn about my family.

America wants to party &mdash; just softer

My partner and I have been together for nearly a decade, but we still live apart. It's been great for our relationship.

My friend and I hold presentation nights. We get to know each other better, and it helps us understand who we are now.

While I led my company through a $150 million acquisition, my husband handled the parenting. Here's how we make it work in our house.

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

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

I haven't spoken to my mother in 6 years. I'm making sure to show up for my sons in different ways.

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

My grandmother wrote me a letter before my wedding. Her marriage advice insulted me at first, but now I get it.

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What Maduro’s ouster means for Trump’s mass deportation campaign

Gen-Z Revolts Against Dystopian Future as Protests Sweep the Globe

I'm the oldest of 8 kids, including 5 foster siblings. There are pros and cons to my big family.

Private messaging faces threats from AI, limited user awareness: Session execs

Female empowerment: Arab women rise to the mic

It’s HAL out there: Tencent AI chatbot tells user to ‘get lost’ in rare angry outburst

Relying too much on AI could quietly damage your confidence &mdash; and your career prospects, think tank CEO says

My parents are paying for my younger sister's college, but I had to take out loans. It's unfair and makes me angry.

Grok is undressing anyone, including minors

The DoorDash Deep Throat scam lays bare our new era of untruthiness

My 65-year-old mom is healthy, but she started purging her stuff. Being part of the process is helping me learn about my family.

America wants to party &mdash; just softer

My partner and I have been together for nearly a decade, but we still live apart. It's been great for our relationship.

My friend and I hold presentation nights. We get to know each other better, and it helps us understand who we are now.

While I led my company through a $150 million acquisition, my husband handled the parenting. Here's how we make it work in our house.

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

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

I haven't spoken to my mother in 6 years. I'm making sure to show up for my sons in different ways.

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

My grandmother wrote me a letter before my wedding. Her marriage advice insulted me at first, but now I get it.

Relying too much on AI could quietly damage your confidence — and your career prospects, think tank CEO says

America wants to party — just softer

Relying too much on AI could quietly damage your confidence — and your career prospects, think tank CEO says

America wants to party — just softer