I've racked up $1 million in jewelry sales at 19 years old. Skipping college was a risk, but social media helped me find success.
Evangelina Petrakis says manufacturers were hesitant to work with her because she was so young, but her business plan convinced them to trust her.
5 surprising facts about Finland, the world's happiest country
Finland is known for being the happiest country in the world, but it also has several unusual traditions and social norms.
How to watch The Ashes live stream online for free from anywhere
The long-running cricket feud between England and Australia is back. Find out how to watch The Ashes live stream for free with our guide.
I used LinkedIn's new AI chat feature to message people about job opportunities. It saved time, but kept getting my experience wrong.
LinkedIn is testing out a new AI-generated chat feature that drafts messages asking about job opportunities.
Many Gen Zers and millennials say they delay financial planning because it's time-consuming and complicated, survey finds
Twenty-nine percent of Gen Zers and millennials said in a Charles Schwab survey that they didn't have enough time to develop a formal financial plan.
A vaccine scientist says being tag-teamed and dogpiled on by Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and RFK Jr. all at once has been 'overwhelming'
"I offered to go on Joe Rogan but not to turn it into the Jerry Springer show with having RFK Jr. on," Peter Hotez said on MSNBC.
A vegan landlord in New York City has been banning tenants from cooking meat since 2007, sparking a discussion about quirky landlord requirements
The owner, who is vegan and lives in the building, did not like the smell of meat wafting around, according to The New York Times.
Advertisers are returning to Twitter after Linda Yaccarino calmed fears over content moderation. But now brands like Disney, Microsoft, and the NBA have ads placed next to neo-Nazi propaganda.
The world's biggest advertising agency, GroupM, previously called ads on Twitter "high risk" for brands. The group removed that label last month.
An abandoned house in Sydney was supposed to be auctioned off at $1.7 million — but it's already found a buyer. Take a look inside the property, which the agent says is 'not habitable.'
The house is barely visible under all the foliage, but it's been sold ahead of the planned June 24 auction, the real-estate company told Insider.
The jury at Trump's potential trial may get a glimpse at some government secrets — but like Goldilocks, prosecutors have to make sure the classified documents are just right
Secret documents will make it more difficult for prosecutors to present evidence in the case against Donald Trump while maintaining national security.
Meta is playing a game of whack-a-mole with the Taliban as the isolated Afghan government increasingly attempts to use WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption for official business
Sanctions restricting US-based businesses working with the Taliban have been in place for more than two decades, The New York Times reported.
Who will be the next CEO of CNN? 12 execs who could be in the running to replace Chris Licht, according to company insiders and news veterans.
Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav is searching for a new CNN leader after Chris Licht was ousted in the wake of an embarrassing magazine profile.
Disney's parks division is a profit 'star' as streaming and sports struggle, a Wall Street analyst says. Here's what it could mean for Bob Iger's CEO succession plans.
Disney World and other parks are driving profits at the company, per an Edward Jones analyst, despite Bob Iger's political standoff with Ron DeSantis.
A Utah city violated the First Amendment by denying a drag show permit, federal judge rules, marking an LGBTQ victory
Southern Utah Drag Stars performances help LGBTQ+ youth "see that there are queer adults that get to live a long and fulfilled life," their CEO said.
Internet sensation Salt Bae shuts down New York burger restaurant that infamously sold $99 milkshakes
Salt Bae Burger is shuttering in New York City after a tumultuous three years defined by a pandemic, negative reviews, and expensive shakes.
DeSantis claimed Dodgers stadium was 'virtually empty' after Pride backlash, but the game actually had higher attendance than normal
Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis claimed Dodgers stadium was "virtually empty," but a Dodgers spokesperson told Insider attendance passed 49,000.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says he's 'not scared of the gun lobby' after the NRA sued him over the state's new gun-control law
Maryland's new law bars people from carrying or transporting a gun in an "area for children or vulnerable individuals" or in a "special purpose area."
'World's first radio station with an AI DJ': Oregon's Live 95.5 uses a cloned human voice to host segments
Portland locals can tune in daily to Live 95.5 to hear AI Ashley, which is powered by RadioGPT, host programming, deliver news, and interact with callers.
Barr says Trump is a 'troubled man' who lied to the Justice Department and deserves to be prosecuted
Barr, who served as attorney general under Trump, told CBS he believes his former boss's conduct in the classified documents case "is indefensible."
American prisoners at Russia's 'Fashion Colony' work in a factory assembling pants and coats for a Russian clothing company
This is the place Russian authorities are likely to send journalist Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reports.