A number of Republicans are currently comatose when it comes to pushing positive healthcare policies. Here’s how they can ...

In trying to end the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S. must not make the disastrous mistake of misreading Putin’s real motives.

Steve Forbes’ take on Sunday’s German parliamentary election explains why a victory for conservative leader Friedrich Merz would stem the international forces of authoritarianism and why an AfD win ...

Steve Forbes calls out the Federal Reserve for not reducing interest rates because of its animus against President Trump, and explains why DOGE-like reforms are required to put it back on course. The ...

Michael and Susan Dell's astonishing pledge to establish children’s savings accounts may also show the way to save Social Security.

Steve Forbes warns of a new bipartisan bill that would cap credit card interest at 10%. While the idea sounds good the unintended effect would be denying credit cards to those with lower incomes.

Steve Forbes lays out the tough and unflinching foreign policy stances that President Trump must enact in order to contain Iran’s rogue regime and protect the U.S. Attention is now riveted on Gaza and ...

Steve Forbes warns that a proposed FDA rule that, in effect, would ban cigarettes will do about as much good to end smoking as Prohibition did to end alcohol consumption. The Food & Drug ...

The hit series Landman focuses on protagonist Tommy Norris, who is dealing with all sorts of oilfield issues, not to mention an ever more turbulent personal life. In the real world, landmen spend ...

Steve Forbes warns that multiple nations’ interest in acquiring their own nuclear arsenals, coupled with a volatile global economy, is pushing the world to the brink. The implications of three ...

Steve Forbes praises Governor Gavin Newsom’s (D-CA) decision to suspend environmental regulations to spur the rebuilding of Los Angeles, and asks why the absurd rules aren’t gutted altogether. In an ...

Steve Forbes seconds Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s call to rethink the Jones Act, a misbegotten law passed over a century ago, which increases the costs of goods and serves no arguable purpose.