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Eric King served almost two years at the federal super-maximum security prison ADX Florence in Colorado.

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.

Over the last couple of weeks, we've asked market pros where they fall on the AI bubble argument and how to invest accordingly. Some warned of downside for tech stocks. Others said they still like the AI trade, but recommend hedging it with other parts of the market.

Business Insider's Jason Guerrasio sat down with Laura Dern to get the inside scoop on all of her major acting roles. She admitted that during the filming of "Jurassic Park," while working with fake dinosaurs, she was worried the movie would flop.

Eating at Katz's Delicatessen, which has been on the Lower East Side since 1888, is basically a New York rite of passage. Best known for its pastrami sandwich, the deli goes through 70,000 pounds of meat a week and serves up to 4,000 people on its busiest day.

Whether it's local bakeries or big chocolatiers, there's a version of Dubai chocolate just about everywhere. So how did this dessert become a viral sensation, and how are businesses around the world cashing in on the trend?

Jacob Skidmore was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder, or NPD, in 2022. He's known online as the Nameless Narcissist.

When you look back at 2025 from an altitude of 250 miles, you can see the scale of natural events like hurricanes and volcanic eruptions, as well as incredible detail, thanks to high-definition cameras and instruments.

See how AI tools are tracking wildebeest across Kenya or how cameras captured the funeral of Pope Francis in Vatican City.

For many parents, providing for their children goes far beyond daily expenses — it's about building a foundation for the future. We talked to parents about how they built wealth from scratch to give their kids financial security and the lessons they learned along the way.

We spoke with three families who told us what it really takes to inherit and keep a family business alive. They run a decades-old Chicago barbecue sauce brand, a Greek bakery, and one of the last fabric-flower businesses in New York.

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