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Captain Benjamin "Ben" Harrow is a decorated US Army Green Beret. A former collegiate lacrosse player, he trained at West Point and served as an infantry officer and special forces detachment commander during deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Silicon Valley's young founders are ditching booze for health and productivity.

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Frank's RedHot is the best-selling hot sauce in America, beating out competitors like Tabasco and Cholula. But how did the company build such a diehard following, even as hundreds of competitors swarm the market?

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Sharon Stone spoke to Business Insider about working with Robert De Niro on the set of "Casino." She reflected on his uncanny ability to challenge and provoke her as an actor.

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Trump's new proposal includes tax cuts, student loan reforms, and stricter rules for Medicaid and SNAP. Here's what the four biggest changes could mean for you.

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Business Insider's Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Italiano breaks down what it's been like reporting on both Diddy trials.

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On May 28, a massive glacier gave way and destroyed a village in the Swiss Alps after a rockfall caused it to fail under pressure.

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In the third week of the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial, one of the most emotional testimonies so far came from a rape accuser and former employee identified as "Mia." On Thursday, she spent much of her time on the witness stand in tears, avoiding eye contact with Combs as he watched from the defense table.

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Shellfish collectors in Peru make a living harvesting a special mollusk called the barquillo, a primary ingredient in a world-famous ceviche dish. But hunting the elusive seafood comes at a deadly cost.

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The Department of Homeland Security revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll foreign students and gave it 72 hours to hand over student records. Now, Harvard is suing the Trump administration for the ban.