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Kim Jong Un is expected to name his teen daughter as his heir, according to South Korea's National Intelligence Service. (Source: BBC, CNN)

In 2024, Business Insider spoke to Hyunseung Lee who defected from North Korea after a series of violent executions by Kim Jong Un. Here's his "Authorized Account."

#NorthKorea #KimJongUn #Authorizedaccount

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A year after the 2025 Los Angeles fires, California is launching an investigation into whether there was "potential race, age, or disability discrimination in the emergency preparations and response in the historically Black community of West Altadena," according to the state's DOJ website. 19 people died in the Altadena fires.

Source: bit.ly/4axa1OB

We looked at maps and satellite images to understand the scope of the fires and what the future may hold for the region.

#lafires #california #civilrights #investigation #Altadena #DOJ #viewfromabove

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NEW: How were some of the richest people in the world connected to Epstein? We broke down their ties to Epstein and how they accrued their wealth.

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In its first two days, the GoFundMe for the family of late actor James Van Der Beek has raised more than $2 million.

For more: bit.ly/3OniBYD

The "Dawson's Creek" actor was diagnosed with colorectal cancer three years ago. In this episode from "Life Lessons," we spoke with five young Americans grappling with early-onset colon cancer.

#earlyonsetcancer #coloncancer #jamesvanderbeek

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Only one company made all of the curling stones used in the 2026 Winter Olympics. A single stone costs almost $1000. What makes it so expensive?

#winterolympics #SoExpensive #curlingstones #olympics

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NEW: How realistic are Hollywood's depictions of making desserts? In this episode of "How Real Is It," restaurant owner and executive chef Camari Mick assesses the accuracy of scenes from "The Bear," "Chef," "The Princess and the Frog," and more.

#desserts #pastrychef #howrealisit

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Garrard Conley was forced to go to conversion "therapy" when a classmate revealed his sexual orientation. Conley spoke to Business Insider about the harms of such programs which remain legal in many parts of the US.

Soon, a Supreme Court case could take away the few protections remaining for LGBTQ youth. Watch the latest "Authorized Account."

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In most of the US, oxtail was once considered a cheap and undesirable cut of beef. But in historically Black communities, particularly in Southern and Caribbean cooking traditions, oxtail has been a cornerstone dish. As it's become more popular in recent years, oxtail's price has jumped to $14 a pound. Now, many of the communities that sustained it for generations are fighting to #MakeOxtailCheapAgain.

#Oxtail #Blackhistorymonth #SoExpensive

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RFK, Jr. revealed a new food pyramid last month, and one of our correspondents tried it out for herself.

Read for more: "I followed an RFK-approved, $15-a-day diet": bit.ly/4rFUAKH

RFK has criticized seed oils, instead touting beef tallow, which is one of the cooking oils recommended in the new pyramid. But are seed oils really all that bad for you?

#seedoils #RFK #foodpyramid #ultraprocessedfoods

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The Marine Corps is the only US military service that has passed its audit since financial audits became mandatory in 2018.

Read "The Marines pulled off another clean audit. The rest of the US military still hasn't": bit.ly/4rCIn9M

Business Insider has had seven years of access to one of the most exclusive training programs in the world. Learn more in this "Boot Camp" marathon.

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