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At the Supreme Court argument, the justices homed in on one key question: Can Congress ban a speech platform to stop the Chinese government from manipulating it? Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6180ab5Ti | Forbes

At the Supreme Court argument, the justices homed in on one key question: Can Congress ban a speech platform to stop the Chinese government from manipulating it? Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6180ab5Ti | Forbes

419 viewsJan 15, 2025

With the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill becoming law, Congress will be looking to enact tax increases and this episode of What’s Ahead examines a new one—the carbon tax. http://on.forbes.com/6180Ho1Ny | Forbes

With the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill becoming law, Congress will be looking to enact tax increases and this episode of What’s Ahead examines a new one—the carbon tax. http://on.forbes.com/6180Ho1Ny | Forbes

5.2K viewsMar 9, 2021

The Trump campaign and its Republican allies have officially lost or withdrawn more than 50 post-election lawsuits. http://on.forbes.com/6189HOJVf | Forbes

The Trump campaign and its Republican allies have officially lost or withdrawn more than 50 post-election lawsuits. http://on.forbes.com/6189HOJVf | Forbes

17.9K viewsDec 10, 2020

Here’s why Trump and GOP lawmakers’ plan to challenge election in Congress won’t work. http://on.forbes.com/6187HrpaN | Forbes

Here’s why Trump and GOP lawmakers’ plan to challenge election in Congress won’t work. http://on.forbes.com/6187HrpaN | Forbes

30K viewsDec 24, 2020

Congressional Democrats are determined to pass election reform legislation and this segment of What's Ahead considers some of their proposals. https://trib.al/khkFz7i | Forbes

Congressional Democrats are determined to pass election reform legislation and this segment of What's Ahead considers some of their proposals. https://trib.al/khkFz7i | Forbes

7.8K viewsFeb 26, 2021

Democrats concerned about the party's prospects of keeping control of Congress were dealt another blow of bad news on Tuesday, with a key poll showing Republicans now hold a 10 percentage point lead among registered voters. https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2021/11/16/republicans-take-biggest-congressional-poll-lead-over-democrats-since-1981/?utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | Forbes

Democrats concerned about the party's prospects of keeping control of Congress were dealt another blow of bad news on Tuesday, with a key poll showing Republicans now hold a 10 percentage point lead among registered voters. https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2021/11/16/republicans-take-biggest-congressional-poll-lead-over-democrats-since-1981/?utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | Forbes

2.3K viewsNov 16, 2021

Former White House strategist Steve Bannon must face trial next week for contempt charges over his refusal to testify to the House select committee investigating the January 6 riot at the Capitol, a judge ruled. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/annakaplan/2022/07/11/steve-bannons-contempt-of-congress-trial-will-begin-next-week-judge-rules/?utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | Forbes

1.9K viewsJul 11, 2022

Plenty of rich people have blown fortunes on politics. But no other American has used politics to create as much personal wealth as Trump, who left office with a new asset — throngs of people willing to buy almost anything from him, at virtually any price. Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6189oXP6t | Forbes

11.2K viewsSep 26, 2024

Plenty of rich people have blown fortunes on politics. But no other American has used politics to create as much personal wealth as the 45th president, who left office with a new asset — throngs of people willing to buy almost anything from him, at virtually any price. Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6189SYGSS | Forbes

3.9K viewsNov 6, 2024

Republican leaders in Congress have come under fire for their opposition to a proposed bipartisan commission to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. http://on.forbes.com/6189yEwaJ | Forbes

4.2K viewsMay 20, 2021

Every member of Congress will be allowed to attend President Joe Biden’s first State of the Union address on March 1, according to multiple reports, after Biden’s address to a joint session of Congress last spring was limited to just 200 people because of Covid-19 protocols. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2022/02/17/all-of-congress-invited-to-bidens-first-state-of-the-union-but-they-must-test-negative-for-covid/?utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | F

1.8K viewsFeb 17, 2022

With President Biden and congressional Democrats looking to push through catastrophic tax increases, this episode of What’s Ahead examines possible results. http://on.forbes.com/6182HIcOM | Forbes

3.8K viewsApr 6, 2021

The Republican-controlled Senate is expected to vote to acquit President Donald Trump of charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress—although Mitt Romney will to vote for conviction on abuse of power. “I think the case was made,” he says. http://on.forbes.com/618719TNR | Forbes

11.5K viewsFeb 5, 2020

"To our farmers, have a lot of fun. I love you, too." During his address to Congress, President Donald Trump directly addressed American farmers. He said that there "may be a little bit of an adjustment period," with the reciprocal tariffs, but that it would help local farmers. Read more about his speech here: http://on.forbes.com/6184Lx7Qy | Forbes

105.9K viewsMar 5, 2025

More government-backed financial relief could be on the way to many Americans as politicians on both sides agree current efforts aren't enough. http://on.forbes.com/618010Rl8 | Forbes

14.7K viewsApr 12, 2020

Peter Navarro, a White House trade advisor during the Trump administration, was indicted Friday on contempt of Congress charges for his refusal to comply with a subpoena issued by the House committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/annakaplan/2022/06/03/ex-trump-advisor-peter-navarro-indicted-for-contempt-of-congress/?utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | Forbes

1.1K viewsJun 3, 2022

Some of the nation’s wealthiest people are powering Trump’s bid to return to the White House: His 26 biggest billionaire backers, worth a combined $143 billion, have poured $162 million into the effort so far. Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6184lTy1r | Forbes

1.3K viewsAug 16, 2024

The president of the United States, one of the wealthiest people in America, appears to have one of the worst tax strategies in the country. http://on.forbes.com/6186EChgO | Forbes

17.5K viewsSep 16, 2019

Get a virtual front-row seat at members-only discussions with Forbes editors and topic specialists on topics such as leadership, wealth building, and taxes. Ask questions, get insights, and engage with timely topics that impact your career, finances, and future. Plus, watch recordings of past events. | Forbes

21.3K views7 months ago

The stock market jumped on Wednesday—despite oil prices skyrocketing to their highest level since 2011 amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told Congress that the central bank plans to raise interest rates by a quarter-percentage-point this month as it looks to combat surging inflation. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/sergeiklebnikov/2022/03/02/dow-jumps-700-points-oils-hits-11-year-high-as-investors-are-whipsawed-by-rate-hikes-and-russia-ukraine-co

32.9K viewsMar 2, 2022

With vaccines coming, the stock market has set record highs in anticipation of better times, but this episode of What’s Ahead warns the two Georgia Senate races next month could have a ripple effect. http://on.forbes.com/6181HOuEt | Forbes

5.2K viewsDec 10, 2020

Congress and the FDA are pushing pharmaceutical companies to replace animals with technology for drug research. That’s a long way off, but startups and industry stalwarts are working to make it happen. Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6183A6zLx | Forbes

373 views8 months ago

President Trump picked up new contributions from five billionaires and one spouse of a billionaire in August, per a review of records filed with the Federal Election Commission. http://on.forbes.com/6189G253h | Forbes

18.5K viewsOct 9, 2020

The billionaire is wielding immense authority over federal agencies, but unlike cabinet members, doesn’t have to publicly disclose his investments or potential conflicts. Read more: http://on.forbes.com/6184IGBBI | Forbes

2.1K viewsFeb 6, 2025

After months of wrangling, Congress agreed on a new relief bill—this What's Ahead with Steve Forbes evaluates the much-needed stimulus package and where we go from here. http://on.forbes.com/6185HRhK3 | Forbes

16K viewsDec 22, 2020

Politicians, regulators and bureaucrats love to pile on rules that will supposedly make us more energy efficient and save us from running out of water. As Steve Forbes points out in this episode of What’s Ahead, their meddling ends up making appliances less efficient and more expensive. More: https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveforbes/2022/04/05/how-bidens-regulatory-blunders-are-crushing-american-ingenuity/?sh=82fcaff243b4&utm_source=FBPAGE&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | Forbes

4.5K viewsApr 5, 2022

Steve Forbes explains that Congress and the U.S. political system resembles a gerontocracy, many, including possible 2028 Democratic presidential contender Rahm Emanuel, are calling for age limits for political offices—but term limits may be the best way to ensure leadership from the best and brightest of any age. #WhatsAhead | Forbes

1K views2 months ago

Miami-area Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) on Thursday called for a congressional investigation into the “egregious lack of representation and opportunity for Black leaders in the NFL” after former Dolphins coach Brian Flores, who is Black, sued the league for alleged racism in its hiring practices, making Wasserman Schultz at least the second member of Congress to call for action over the issue. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2022/02/03/calls-grow-for-congression

1.8K viewsFeb 3, 2022

The House committee investigating the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot plans to meet Monday to consider recommending citations for criminal contempt of Congress for two Trump Administration officials—former White House trade adviser Peter Navarro and former Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications Daniel Scavino Jr.—in the committee’s latest attempt to compel Trump allies to appear and give evidence. Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharysmith/2022/03/24/january-6-committee-prepares-to-hol

1.9K viewsMar 24, 2022

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