The men behind the US's deadliest mass shootings have domestic violence — not mental illness — in common

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Strategy Select           The men behind the US's deadliest mass shootings have domestic violence — not mental illness — in common   Mass shooters tend to have violent, impulsive pasts; many have a history of domestic violence. Despite federal laws, they're still able to buy guns.   READ MORE           18 tips for writing an excellent subject line so your email gets read   Always write an email subject line. To make the email stand out, keep your subject line short, specific, and personalized.   READ MORE           The 50 best colleges for your money   Attending college is expensive. Here are the 50 best colleges for your money, ranked.   READ MORE             10 habits of weak, unsuccessful people you should avoid   There's no magical formula for success. Instead, the best way to find it is to avoid being unsuccessful.   READ MORE           5 countries that have taken radical steps to eliminate firearm deaths — and what the US can learn from them   While no country is a pure analog for America, its peers have taken massive, successive steps to driving down killings, like destroying guns in bulk.   READ MORE           From basketball courts to floating helipads, here are the luxury yachts owned by some of the wealthiest people in tech   Movie theaters, tanning beds, and a gym-turned-nightclub are only a few of the features aboard the superyachts owned by billionaires in tech.   READ MORE           20 jobs that baby boomers loved in 1990 — but that millennials today just don't want   Using Census data, we found 20 industries that used to have a lot of young adults in their workforces that now are dominated by older workers.   READ MORE           Meet the 30 young leaders who are transforming the future of healthcare and disrupting a $3.5 trillion industry   The honorees include a physicist tackling cancer, a lawyer who guides startups, and a pharmacist changing the way patients are cared for.   READ MORE           Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Stanford Graduate School of Business, according to 6 grads and the assistant dean of admissions   Stanford Graduate School of Business has the lowest admission rate of 2019. Here's how to be one of the 6.1% accepted.   READ MORE           The head of recruiting at a $3.2 billion health startup says the most impressive thing a job candidate can do is make the interviewer think. Here's how.   Successful candidates ask interviewers questions, says Oscar's recruiting head, Gerard Ohen — leading to organic, memorable conversations.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006