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Steve Forbes and Stephen Moore argue that America must free its airwaves, suggesting that the FCC's new 'super band' auction could generate $264 billion for the GDP and support 1.5 million jobs without new taxes.
Chuck Schumer has expressed concerns about the beef industry, despite record-low cattle herds and basic supply and demand dynamics affecting prices. Critics suggest he misunderstands the market forces at play.
Steve Forbes argues that regulators risk damaging local television journalism by blocking the proposed Nexstar-Tegna media merger, which he believes would provide the necessary scale to compete with Big Tech and streaming services.
The author argues the West must not waver on Iran, urging Strait of Hormuz bypass pipelines and resumed pressure after Islamabad negotiations.
Steve Forbes criticizes New York Governor Kathy Hochul's appeal to wealthy taxpayers to return from Florida, highlighting the state's economic contrast, as her controversial 2022 comments telling them to "jump on a bus" have resurfaced.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposes a 9.5% property tax increase as part of a $127 billion budget, warning of a $5.4 billion shortfall without it.
Publisher Steve Forbes called for maximum pressure on the Tehran regime and urged the Trump administration to consider keeping the Strait of Hormuz open as a non-negotiable imperative.
Steve Forbes argues that New York City's rent freeze on one million rent-stabilized apartments is a price control measure, not a housing policy, predicting it will reduce supply and harm tenants.
An opinion piece by Steve Forbes outlines four potential solutions to address the mass exodus from New York City, attributing the departure of residents across all income levels to high taxes, housing shortages, and undisciplined government spending.
Iran's nuclear ambitions, massive missile arsenal and state-sponsored terrorism demand urgent Western action before the regime crosses final thresholds.
The competition for artificial intelligence supremacy is intensifying, with China deploying strategies to challenge US technological leadership and reshape global AI standards.
US Senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71 due to an aortic dissection, with preliminary medical examiner findings confirming the cause. Tributes from global leaders and colleagues highlighted his complex legacy, particularly concerning his stance on Iran and support for Ukraine.
Steve Forbes argues that efforts to resurrect the 1930s Robinson-Patman Act, aimed at punishing bargain hunters, threaten free market pricing, consumer savings, and retail competition.
American businessman and editor-in-chief Steve Forbes has attacked Europe's green transition, calling renewable energy one of humanity's 'greatest follies' and a threat to the environment, though experts have dismissed his claims.
Steve Forbes argues that Europe's digital trade policies unfairly target American tech giants like Apple, Google, and Meta, advocating for a Section 301 investigation to address the issue.
NYC Health Department reportedly studying "global oppression" while city faces drug overdose surge and mental health crisis. Taxpayers question priorities.