Policy
Markets Brace For Two More Fed Rate Hikes In 2026
BySimon Moore,
Senior Contributor
Al Gore, Climate Optimist: ‘We Have Urgency. But We Also Have Agency’
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
andElisabeth Brier,
Forbes Staff
How To Spread Heavenly Cheer
BySteve Forbes,
Forbes Staff
Here’s an appetizing idea for holiday gift giving.
Measles And Flu Hit New Highs As Trump Administration Hammers Vaccines
ByAmy Feldman,
Senior Editor
andAlex Knapp,
Senior Editor
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Americans Doubt The Value Of College. So Why Do They Send Their Kids?
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Latest Developments Under The First Step Act
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America Needs A New Immigration Playbook: Here’s One That Could Work
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The Tyrannical Global Implications Of Suncor V. Boulder
The danger of the very few arrogating to themselves power over the many.
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Judge Orders Bureau Of Prisons To Reinstate Collective Bargaining
A judge ruled that the BOP's collective bargaining agreement must be put back in place, representing a victory for the union.
ByWalter Pavlo,
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The House Is Only The Beginning: What Old Town Teaches Us About Preservation And Conservation
At Old Town, ancient mounds, graves, and tree rings tell the story of a changing environment altering human civilization - one we can learn from today.
ByBill Frist,
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Markets Brace For Two More Fed Rate Hikes In 2026
Markets expect the Fed to raise rates at both remaining 2026 meetings as inflation stays high, with investors watching October and December decisions closely.
BySimon Moore,
Senior Contributor
Senate Passes Protect College Sports Act. What You Need To Know
The PCSA seeks to address everything from NIL and revenue sharing to health and safety and protection of women’s and Olympic sports.
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Prediction Markets Are Crucial Knowledge-Givers To Small Business
Knowledge is wealth. Prediction markets enable the voluminous creation of knowledge.
ByJohn Tamny,
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Algorithmic Pricing Foretells More Apartment Supply, At Better Rents
The marketplace doesn’t reward price gouging, rather it rewards the businesses and individuals that serve the most by charging them the least.
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The Biggest Tax Issues Voters Will Decide In The 2026 Midterms
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How To Spread Heavenly Cheer
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BySteve Forbes,
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There’s No Substitute For Victory
A critical perception of U.S. resolve hinges on how we deal with these three foreign policy issues.
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Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine—Five Years Of War With Global Stakes
Whose stamina will break first? Can international law still restrain territorial conquest? If not, can the West absorb millions of Ukrainian refugees and the extra cost?
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Al Gore, Climate Optimist: ‘We Have Urgency. But We Also Have Agency’
Climate Week Edition: This week’s newsletter also looks at using star power to raise funds for nature and whether Amazon can curb its rising carbon footprint.
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Opposite Stanley Druckenmiller, 10-Year Treasury Note Isn’t Important
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Texas Built An AI Chatbot For Its Regulations
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