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This map shows how the US really has 11 separate 'nations' with entirely different cultures

From the utopian "Yankeedom" to the conservative "Greater Appalachia," looking at these cultures sheds a light on America's political divides.

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We identified the 70 most powerful people at JPMorgan. Here's our exclusive org chart.

Business Insider spoke with current and former employees, competitors, and recruiters to identify the executives at the bank with the most influence.

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Black women are the hardest hit by the coronavirus unemployment crisis, new survey data shows

Some 54% of black women reported facing economic challenges like getting laid off or having their pay docked.

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House Democrats introduce plan to pay Americans $2,000 a month until economy recovers from COVID-19 closure

The proposal, from Reps. Tim Ryan and Ro Khanna, would provide a monthly stipend to all Americans over 16 who make less than $130,000 a year.

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6 reasons this is the perfect thank-you email to send after a job interview

When you don't send a thank-you email or letter after an interview, you often eliminate yourself from the competition.

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Before-and-after photos show how dramatically presidents aged in office

As President Barack Obama reflected on his time as president, he had a way of acknowledging his waning time in office: a joke about his graying hair.

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Angry shoppers slam new rules preventing Walmart, Target, and Costco stores from selling 'nonessential' items such as toys and clothing in certain parts of the US

Vermont and Michigan are among the places that have enforced new regulations preventing big-box stores from selling "nonessential" items.

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'They're interested in power:' Obama tears into Republicans for kicking millions of people off their health insurance and denying the science behind pandemics

Obama had some of his harshest criticism yet for Republicans and Trump during his endorsement video of Biden on Monday.

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Farmers say they may have to kill and discard baby pigs as slaughterhouses close and the industry faces losing $5 billion

The National Pork Producers Council said the number of baby pigs that are euthanized will "soar dramatically" if the government does not intervene.

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