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Here's what descendants of 5 former presidents say about the role age plays in politics
Insider's DC Bureau Chief, Darren Samuelsohn, conducted in-depth interviews with the relatives of former presidents to see how age affects politics and policy. → Read More
Exclusive interview with Elon Musk on Twitter fame, loneliness, and the future of AI
In an exclusive interview, Elon Musk talks about his Twitter fame, loneliness, and what he sees as the future of artificial intelligence. → Read More
Satellite images show Russian military building up near eastern Ukraine
Satellite images show Pro-Russian military vehicles moving toward Mariupol and Donbas, where experts believe the next phase of war will take place. → Read More
Watch an in-depth interview with Elon Musk on Putin, nuclear power and love.
In an exclusive interview Elon Musk talks about using nuclear power in the future and finding inner happiness. → Read More
VIDEO: See the historic moment Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the US Supreme Court
The US Senate has confirmed Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. She will make history as the first Black woman to serve on the highest bench. → Read More
Videos show dead bodies and a mass grave in Bucha, Ukraine
Graphic content: Officials and residents from Bucha say that at least 300 civilians were killed by Russian troops before withdrawing from Kyiv region. → Read More
Before and after videos show the destruction of Ukraine's historic landmarks
Satellite imagery and videos show how some of Ukraine's historic landmarks have sustained intense damage as Russian attacks continue. → Read More
From the dance club to despair: One DJ's journey through war-torn Ukraine with her newborn baby in tow
A 32-year-old Ukrainian woman spoke to Insider about her perilous, days-long journey to a semblance of safety amid Russia's ongoing assault. → Read More
Meet the block printers keeping an ancient art alive in Pakistan
Craftsmen spend hours meticulously producing Ajrak by mapping the pattern on thick, starched cotton fabric. These people are keeping the art alive. → Read More
Inside the largest fish market in the world, where a single tuna can sell for up to $3 million
Toyosu Market in Tokyo is home to the world-famous tuna bidding wars each morning. But overfishing is starting to take its toll on marine life. → Read More
WATCH: Virginia police officers pepper-spray a uniformed Army officer
Army 2nd Lt. Caron Nazario filed a lawsuit against two Virginia police officers after he was was held at gunpoint and pepper-sprayed in his car. → Read More
How a small company in India produces over 2,000 tons of colorful Holi powder each year
Hathras, India is the Holi powder capital of the world. Radha Kishan Color World churns out 600 pounds of gulal, as it's known, a day. → Read More
A single neighborhood makes 90% of the brass instruments in India — and the pandemic has put it in jeopardy
For over a century, workers in the Jali Kothi neighborhood of Meerut have been making tubas, trumpets, and bugles by hand. → Read More
Almost 70% of the world's soccer balls are made in one city in Pakistan — here's what it's like inside one of the factories
The city of Sialkot in northern Pakistan is home to at least 1,000 soccer ball factories that employ almost 60,000 people. → Read More
The COVID-19 vaccine race has caused unprecedented demand for companies that make freezers and glass vials
Employees at vial maker Schott and freezer maker Binder are gearing up for a coronavirus vaccine that will need distributing. → Read More
A children's newspaper in India is employing underprivileged kids to report on the COVID-19 crisis
Balaknama, or "children's journal" in Hindi, is helping to teach kids from the slums of Delhi journalism skills and lift them out of poverty. → Read More
What's at stake with Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation as the newest Supreme Court justice
Critics believe that the court's conservative majority could deal devastating blows to healthcare, climate reform, and abortion rights. → Read More
A volunteer group in Oregon has rescued 20,000 farm animals from wildfires when their owners had to evacuate
One volunteer group, Cowgirl 911, has been helping farmers who were forced to evacuate find temporary homes for their livestock → Read More
Overcrowded animal shelters in the US Virgin Islands are sending hundreds of dogs and cats to the continental US
Pet adoption rates are soaring in the continental US amid the pandemic while many US Virgin Islands residents are losing their jobs. → Read More
A soup kitchen in Pakistan has been serving hot meals for 20 years, but is being pushed to the limit in the pandemic
The kitchen, Khana Ghar, charges a token amount for each meal so that customers feel like they've earned it and "their self-respect remains intact." → Read More