America woke up Friday to the end of an era and the start of a handoff the markets saw coming: Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and will become chairman emeritus while his son Howard takes the gavel. The move was announced by the company in a formal news release that More

Bill Maher’s recent public takedown of Jimmy Kimmel is the kind of hard truth too many on the left refuse to speak aloud: their moral outrage is often selective and performed for the cameras. Maher didn’t mince words about what he sees as Kimmel’s hypocrisy, and conservatives should take note when a longtime liberal calls More

Lindsey Stirling’s rise from being told there wasn’t a market for her act to amassing a massive audience is the kind of unapologetic, American success story conservatives should celebrate. She didn’t wait for permission from tastemakers or institutions — she built an audience on grit, talent, and a platform that rewards creators who hustle. That More

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Late on May 27, 2026, footage from outside Delaney Hall in Newark shows a group of anti‑ICE protesters deliberately taking over the street and stopping buses and trucks from moving. A fed‑up sanitation truck driver gets out of his vehicle and confronts the crowd, loudly demanding to be allowed to do his job while dozens More

Forbes’ new marketing series A Different Take turned a spotlight this week on New Balance and the growing trend of athletes choosing authentic brand relationships over one-off paydays, featuring Olympic sprint champion Gabby Thomas on the episode hosted by Linda Boff. The conversation makes clear that this isn’t about fluff or social-post calculus—this is about More