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Income inequality in the US has hit a record high. Meet the 15 richest American family 'dynasties,' who have a combined net worth of $618 billion.

The fortunes of the wealthiest American families have been getting even bigger. Here's a look at 15 of the richest family-wealth dynasties in the US.

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Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Harvard Business School, according to 5 grads and the managing director of admissions

Only 11% of prospective students get into Harvard Business School. Here's how to become one of them.

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The 20 best smartphones in the world

When it comes to smartphones, giant price tags don't always mean you're getting the best phone out there.

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Facebook is the most popular social network for governments spreading fake news and propaganda

Researchers say that Facebook's sheer size and the structure of the platform makes it more vulnerable.

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Here's what it takes to get accepted into the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern's MBA programs, according to 6 graduates, the senior director of full-time admissions, and a former admissions officer

Business Insider spoke with alumni and admissions about getting into the number 10 business school in the world, according to 2020 rankings.

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The 20 best TV shows of 2019 so far, according to critics

The best TV shows of the year so far, according to critics, include HBO's "Chernobyl" and Netflix's "When They See Us."

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Boris Johnson could soon be forced to stand down as prime minister to make way for Jeremy Corbyn

The Scottish National Party backed a plan to make Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn a caretaker prime minister to prevent a chaotic Brexit.

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What school lunch looks like in 19 countries around the world

Students in England might eat spongecake, while those in France are served salmon and carrots. Here is what school lunch looks like around the world.

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Fiji Water billionaires Stewart and Lynda Resnick just gifted $750 million to Caltech for climate change research

The Resnicks' $750 million donation to Caltech is the largest ever for environmental research and the second-largest to a US academic institution.

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