Major sports franchises have become monuments to American enterprise, and the latest valuations show baseball is no exception — teams that once seemed anchored to local ticket sales now trade on global brand power and media deals. Forbes’ long-running valuations have tracked that surge for years, with the Yankees and Dodgers repeatedly at the top More

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Lex Fridman’s podcast on March 23 that he believes “we’ve achieved AGI,” a bombshell claim that should make every American sit up and ask hard questions about who’s deciding what counts as intelligence. Huang’s assertion came after Fridman framed AGI in a very specific, economic way — an AI that More

When Usher told Forbes that he “chose to believe he was a star before the world did,” he reminded hardworking Americans what real self-respect looks like: private conviction, grit, and refusal to wait for permission from elites. That confidence is exactly what built his career, and it’s the same conviction he now wants to pour More

The brutal murder of Loyola University freshman Sheridan Gorman has shaken hardworking Americans and underscored the consequences of soft-on-crime policies that dominate Illinois politics. Chicago police announced an arrest in the case this week, and federal officials have identified the suspect as a Venezuelan national, turning a local tragedy into a national debate over public More

Washington is locked in another needless fight over funding key homeland security functions while the American people pay the price for partisan posturing. Republican senators have publicly warned that whether Congress avoids a partial government shutdown will depend largely on Democratic willingness to fund the Department of Homeland Security, and GOP leaders on shows like More

The Supreme Court has agreed to take up a landmark challenge over whether states may count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, and conservatives are right to cheer what could be a decisive return to a clear, singular election deadline. The case stems from a Republican National Committee challenge to Mississippi’s five‑day “grace period” More