People can be lonely even if they're married or have a ton of friends — and the ones we worry about probably aren't those most at risk

Being lonely and being alone are different things, and people are more likely to be lonely as teenagers and young adults than when they are older.

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People can be lonely even if they're married or have a ton of friends — and the ones we worry about probably aren't those most at risk Being lonely and being alone are different things, and people are more likely to be lonely as teenagers and young adults than when they are older. Read More »

Meet the 35 most exciting young entrepreneurs, engineers, and advisors in UK fintech These are the 35 most promising young fintech professionals under the age of 35 working in the sector in Britain. Read More »

A man snagged an $18,000 first-class flight to Hong Kong for just $76 — here's how he pulled it off Using 70,000 air miles from Alaska Airlines, one man only paid an additional $76 to experience an $18,000 flight in Cathay Pacific's first class. Read More »

Deadly lava is tearing through Hawaii as the Kilauea volcano's violent eruption continues — here are the latest images The Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island is spewing lava and sending ash plumes thousands of feet into the sky. These photos show what the situation looks like on the ground. Read More »

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Netflix is dominating HBO in how much people love its original TV shows and movies, and its lead is growing BI PRIME: Netflix is dominating its competition in consumer perception of original programming, but the subscriber count for HBO's premium streaming service is surging, according to research from Morgan Stanley. Read More »

A 4-year-old accidentally killed his little brother after mistaking a gun for a toy A child in Louisa County, Virginia, accidentally shot his two-year-old brother Tyler Aponte in the chest and killed him. Police are trying to determine how the four-year-old managed to find the gun in the first place. Read More »

A dad live tweeted his experience chaperoning his daughter's class field trip, and the results are hilarious One dad volunteered to chaperone his daughter and her classmates on a field trip to the science museum and live-tweeted the whole thing. Read More »

Barclays has reportedly 'kicked around' the idea of merging with Standard Chartered The possible deal is one plan being considered to ward off activist investor Edward Bramson, who has built a 5.4% stake in Barclays. Neither side has issued statements to shareholders, suggesting no serious talks have taken place. Read More »

Amazon is selling AI software to cops that can scan for hundreds of thousands of faces for $6 per month The facial recognition software is already being used by at least one police agency. Read More »

800 National Guard troops are patrolling the US-Mexico border on Trump's orders, but they aren't allowed to look across it with binoculars Roughly 800 troops are stationed at the US-Mexico borders as part of Trump's efforts to combat a "drastic surge of illegal activity." The National Guard is stationed there to help Border Patrol look for suspicious activity, but they are prohibited from looking across the border through binoculars. Read More »

Here's how immigration in the US has changed over the past 2 centuries War, famine, economic changes, religious persecution, and government intervention have caused wild swings in the rate of immigration from countries around the world over the past two centuries. Read More »

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