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Why Capitalism Is the Most Moral Economic System

"Success comes from meeting the needs and wants of others," says businessman and publisher Steve Forbes.

Reason

The Zero-Sum Myth Driving Anti-Capitalism Politics

Yes, capitalism can cause some problems. It's also the only thing that works.

Reason

'They're Going To Go Elsewhere': Steve Forbes on Why Taxing the Rich Backfires

"For the first time since California came into the union," the publisher and businessman says, "they're having out-migration."

Reason

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Wake Forest's Steve Forbes Receives Vote of Confidence, Will Likely Return Next Season

The Demon Deacons coach is likely to return for a seventh season in Winston-Salem.

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Basketball Coaching Hot Seat Tracker: The High-Major Jobs to Watch

As the carousel begins to spin, a look at the programs weighing change and the coaches fighting to survive.

Sports Illustrated

ACC Men’s College Hoops Preview: Duke Leads Charge for Resurgent League

After a brutal 2024–25 season that saw just four NCAA tournament bids, the ACC is banking on new coaches, fresh talent and renewed investment to lift the league back toward national relevance.

Sports Illustrated

Warren Buffett and Jay-Z Reveal the Secret Ingredient Behind Generational Wealth—And It's Not What Wall Street Wants You To Hear

Two titans from vastly different worlds—Warren Buffett and Jay-Z—sat down 14 years ago with Forbes to discuss the unspoken force that shaped their extraordinary success stories. Their surprising consensus? Luck played a far more decisive role than most investors realize, and understanding this could reshape how you think about building…

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Hedge fund titan Bill Ackman shares the secret that got him through his lowest moments

When his hedge fund was hemorrhaging money and he was splitting up with his wife of 25 years, Ackman said the concept of compounding interest got him through.

Fortune

The Secret Service locked Rage Against The Machine in their dressing room after bassist tried to “attack” a billionaire on SNL

Incensed by the band having a song cut from their set last-minute, Tim Commerford marched into the dressing room of guest host Steve Forbes and drew the ire of the Secret Service

Metal Hammer

Elizabeth Warren Implies Brian Thompson's Killing Is A 'Warning To US Healthcare System.... People Can Only Be Pushed So Far'

Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren has been condemned for apparently showing sympathy for the motives behind the killing of Brian Thompson.

International Business Times UK

The 32 greatest Saturday Night Live performances

Ladies and gentlemen...

Total Film

Fire and storm season has started. Here's what you need to do to prepare

Authorities urge against complacency as fuel loads build.

The Canberra Times

Jamie Dimon is once again getting unwanted attention as a possible Democratic presidential nominee after Biden’s gaffe-filled debate performance

While many have thrown the JPMorgan CEO’s metaphorical hat into the ring, Dimon has repeatedly denied his intentions for a presidential run.

Fortune

Wake Forest fans stormed the court after Duke upset and seemingly injured Blue Devils’ Kyle Filipowski

Wake Forest fans storming the court on Saturday resulted in Duke's Kyle Filipowski being injured.

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International Business Times

Coveted Churchill Artifacts Go On Sale In New York

A treasure trove of Winston Churchill's possessions including his desk, a holiday painting from a trip to Morocco, and a copy of his first book go on sale in New York on Thursday.

Sports Illustrated

These Under-the-Radar Teams Could Stun Men’s College Hoops

There’s still plenty of room for chaos in the six high-major conferences, with under-the-radar contenders like Villanova poised to have an impact.

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Hoops Preview: Can the ACC Bounce Back?

Duke could be a title contender, while North Carolina looks to respond after missing the NCAA tournament last season.

Tribune News Service

ACC teams need Quad 1 games to make NCAA Tournament. That means tougher nonconference games.

With college athletics experiencing seismic shifts in every area due to the transfer portal and NIL, men’s basketball scheduling is going through changes of its own.

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Sports Illustrated

Ten Coaching Candidates to Succeed Bob Huggins at West Virginia

West Virginia is a sneaky good job in college basketball’s best conference. Who could end up there?

Metal Hammer

What happened when Rage Against The Machine were banned by Saturday Night Live

It was a battle for the ages: the Marxist-friendly RATM versus ultra-conservative billionaire host Steve Forbes: What could possibly go right?

Tribune News Service

‘He’s an icon’: Syracuse coaching legend Jim Boeheim retires after 47 years

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Only Jim Boeheim could give multiple “retirement speeches” — his own words! — without actually confirming he’s retiring.

Sports Illustrated

Jim Boeheim Apologizes for Saying ACC Foes ‘Bought’ Players

The longtime Syracuse coach walked back his comments in an apology Monday morning.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jim Boeheim tried and failed to walk back his disrespectful comments about 3 other ACC teams

What a WEAK statement with no apology!

Sports Illustrated

Jim Boeheim Blasted for Claiming ACC Foes ‘Bought’ Their Teams

The veteran Syracuse coach criticized three ACC teams for their alleged use of NIL money.

Tribune News Service

Luke DeCock: Duke basketball continues to get better, just in time for Blue Devils’ biggest test yet

DURHAM, N.C. — In the aftermath, Jon Scheyer and Steve Forbes were in agreement on many things. That Duke’s guards were better. That Dereck Lively continues to impact games without scoring. That Wake Forest does things on offense to ask questions opposing defenses don’t want to answer.

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