Audrey Nuna’s recent conversation on Forbes’ Under 30 stage makes one thing clear: she isn’t waiting for permission from the industry to define her future. The Grammy-nominated artist told hosts at the Forbes summit that she’s channeling the momentum from her soundtrack success into her own music and broader creative plans, signaling that new material More

The John List case is the kind of cold, calculated evil that still haunts decent Americans decades later: on November 9, 1971, List methodically murdered his wife, three children and his elderly mother, arranged their bodies in the family ballroom, and vanished — leaving his house to sleep with classical music playing on a loop More

Steve Forbes has issued a blunt warning that Vladimir Putin still believes he can beat Ukraine partly because Kyiv and its Western backers remain dangerously short of missile interceptors — a vulnerability that invites further Russian strikes and tests Western resolve. Forbes argues that this is not an abstract geopolitical debate but a practical, winnable More

Rep. Ralph Norman told Newsmax flatly that if he wins a Senate seat he would “nuke the filibuster” to get the country’s priorities moving again — a bold, no-nonsense promise that voters fed up with Senate gridlock should cheer. For years the filibuster has been used as a procedural weapon to freeze conservative reforms, and More

Forbes’ Under 30 Podcast recently sat down with Grammy-nominated artist Audrey Nuna, who framed making music as a form of service. The episode celebrates her rise and casts her art as altruistic labor rather than entertainment, a narrative the cultural elites keep pushing to burnish their own moral brand. Hardworking Americans respect artists who hustle More

Buried inside the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is a directive most Americans never noticed: a federal mandate directing the Transportation Secretary to require “advanced drunk and impaired driving prevention technology” in new passenger vehicles. What Congress gave the bureaucrats was not just a safety nudge but a statutory command that could transform every More