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Inside the 33-year marriage of Mike Pence, who calls his wife 'mother' and refuses to dine with other women

A look inside the marriage of US Vice President Mike President and Second Lady Karen Pence, who have been married 33 years and have three children.

The 1% has so much money they literally don't know what to do with it

Top earners are holding record amounts of money: $303.9 billion to be exact — far more than the $15 billion they held before the recession.

Pete Buttigieg could become the first president with student loan debt

Pete Buttigieg and his husband, Chasten, owe $130,000 in student loan debt, the Associated Press reports.

Forget coding: The CEO of LinkedIn says soft skills are the most important thing job seekers need to have. Here's how to check if a candidate has them.

According to LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, hard skills will eventually become obsolete. Soft skills are far more valuable in the long-term.

Tech VCs are squabbling over a popular type of funding for startups that one prominent investor calls a 'nightmare' and a 's**t show'

Union Square Ventures founder Fred Wilson wrote that deferring valuation and dilution amounts with safes harm founders in the long run.

9 tricks casinos use to keep you spending your money

Casinos use sounds, lights, and physical design to lead people into spending more money.

A Harvard psychiatrist has identified 7 skills to help you get along with anybody

Empathy research by a Harvard psychiatrist reveals how truly successful leaders shine in interpersonal relationships.

16 quotes from Anthony Bourdain on love, travel, and omelets that show why he's so missed

It's been one year since the tragic death of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain. Here are his most thought-provoking quotes on his favorite topics.

Nurses reveal 7 facts about hospitals a lot of people don't know, from why it's always so cold to how unclean they can be

Nurses reveal that hospital administration isn't typically made up of healthcare workers, and that hospitals are surprisingly unclean.

Mount Everest is clogged with inexperienced climbers, but there's too much money at stake for anyone to do anything about it

Mount Everest claimed 11 lives this year, but climbing operators and activists alike say dangerous conditions on the mountain predate the 2019 season.

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