Jake Paul announced on Theo Von’s This Past Weekend podcast that he’s planning a direct response to Druski’s viral “conservative women” skit — a move that’s already set off a predictable media firestorm. What should have been a laugh about the absurdities of modern politics is being framed as headline-worthy outrage, which tells you more More

Forbes contributor Jodie Cook’s recent piece, published February 25, 2026, lays down a clear line: some parts of work and leadership must remain stubbornly human. Her list of five tasks you should never hand to artificial intelligence warns business owners not to outsource their mission, strategic choices, client trust, thought leadership, or the spark of More

Forbes recently ran a clear-headed warning about the limits of artificial intelligence: a February 25, 2026 piece by Jodie Cook lays out five critical tasks business leaders should never hand over wholly to AI. The columnist concedes AI’s power to multiply output and save hours, but stresses that handing the wrong work to algorithms erodes More

The International Olympic Committee has formally adopted a new eligibility policy that limits female-category competition at Olympic events to athletes who are biological females, determined by a one-time SRY gene screen — a policy the IOC says will be applied beginning with the 2028 Los Angeles Games. This is not a partisan stunt; it is More

A recent court filing has lifted the veil on a quiet and unsettling fact: the government of Abu Dhabi now owns a minority stake in Insight Partners, one of the biggest players in venture capital. The revelation emerged not from a public disclosure but from litigation filed by a former employee, showing how foreign influence More

President Trump put the world on notice in a hard-hitting address this week, saying U.S. forces will “hit them extremely hard” over the next two to three weeks and vowing to take Iran “back to the Stone Ages” if Tehran does not relent. This is the kind of blunt, decisive language Americans have been waiting More