The best photos from every single year of Prince Harry's remarkable life

While His Royal Highness is certainly still young, he's already had a pretty incredible life — and it's set to continue as he turns 34.

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The best photos from every single year of Prince Harry's remarkable life While His Royal Highness is certainly still young, he's already had a pretty incredible life — and it's set to continue as he turns 34. Read More »

The fallout from Marines United: 11 discharged, 8 separated and up to 30 career-ending reprimands so far A total of 185 people, including some civilians, have been suspected of involvement in the nonconsentual sharing of nude photos of female servicemembers. Read More »

How confusing tech, GDPR, and a shifting consumer climate killed the once huge promise of location-based ads BI PRIME: Location-based firms have long promised marketers super-targeted ads. Now they're shifting gear to move away from advertising and into data. Read More »

There's a clever psychological reason why Amazon gave Alexa a female voice Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google Assistant all programmed their personal assistants with female voices — studies suggest this is done as it makes users impose helpful and caring stereotypes onto the device, raising their satisfaction and making it more likely they'll make purchases. Read More »

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Apple's flagship iPhones meet consumer demands but may be too pricey Apple introduced two new flagship smartphones at its September event on Wednesday: the $999 iPhone XS and the larger $1,099 iPhone XS Max. It also launched a third, lower-cost alternative device called the iPhone XR, which starts shipping at $749. Read More »

The Treasury Secretary's hectic schedule after Lehman Brothers' collapse illustrates the chaos of the financial crisis Saturday marks exactly 10 years from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the biggest bankruptcy in the history of the United States, and the defining event of the financial crisis. Treasury secretary Hank Paulson's schedule from the days after the collapse show how truly crazy it was. Read More »

No, all peppers aren't actually the same plant A viral tweet claims that green, red, orange, and yellow bell peppers are all the same plant at different degrees of ripeness. But it's just not true, as a farmer told INSIDER in an interview. Read More »

The man who allegedly misused $400,000 raised for a homeless veteran is embroiled in another scandal Kevin D'Amico is scheduled to appear in court to address charges that he threw three car headrests at a woman's car. D'Amico is dealing with that case in addition to a scandal where he and Kate McClure allegedly misused the $400,000 they raised on GoFundMe for John Bobbitt, a homeless veteran. Read More »

A solar observatory in New Mexico has been mysteriously shut down and evacuated by the FBI — and people have conspiracy theories Sunspot Solar Observatory, a New Mexico facility that houses the world's largest solar telescopes, was mysteriously shut down with no set date to re-open. The FBI won't disclose any information on the closing, but people have some ideas on why the building was evacuated. Read More »

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