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Iran Confirms Supreme Leader Khamenei Was Killed In U.S.-Israel Strikes
Trump said on Saturday that bombings will continue for "as long as necessary."
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
Gas Prices Could Go Above $3 Per Gallon Next Week After Iran Strikes, Analyst Warns
Gas could reach a national average above $3 per gallon for the first time this year, as analysts anticipate crude oil prices will jump next week.
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
Oil Tankers Avoid Strait Of Hormuz Following U.S. And Israel Strikes On Iran, Report Says
About 20% of global oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz each year.
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
Hegseth Designates Anthropic As Supply Chain Risk After Trump Bans Government Us
Anthropic rejected a request from the Pentagon to allow it to have unrestricted access to its AI model, taking issue with the agency using the model for mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons.
Forbes Staff
Paramount Taps Another Filmmaker Canceled During 'Me Too'—For New 'G.I. Joe' Movie
Max Landis, a screenwriter, hasn’t worked in Hollywood in years since he was accused by multiple women of sexual abuse.
ByConor Murray,
Forbes Staff
Trump Approval Rating: Support Among Hispanics Drops 6 Points In 1 Month
Trump had a 43% approval rating in the latest poll released Thursday.
BySara Dorn,
Forbes Staff
Bill Clinton’s Epstein Testimony Raises ‘New Questions’ About Trump’s Friendship With Financier, Lawmakers Say (Live Updates)
The testimony marks the first time a former president has been compelled to testify to Congress.
Forbes Staff
Lutnick Could Face House Subpoena After Republican Joins Calls For His Testimony On Epstein Relationship
The Justice Department removed a photo of Lutnick with Epstein from its website, then restored it on Thursday.
BySara Dorn,
Forbes Staff
Radiohead Tells ICE To Take Down Video Featuring Its Song
ICE used the Radiohead song "Let Down" in a Feb. 18 social media video, and the band is now demanding the video be taken down.
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
Gold And Silver Rally As U.S.-Iran Nuclear Deal Remains Out Of Reach
Spot prices for the metals tanked at the end of January after Kevin Warsh was nominated as Federal Reserve Chair, sending the U.S. dollar soaring.
Forbes Staff
No, U.S. Hockey Star Jack Hughes Is Not Marrying Billionaire Heiress Ayesha Arora
There’s been a case of mistaken identity surrounding the lavish Indian wedding of billionaire heiress Ayesha Arora.
Forbes Staff
Latest On Nancy Guthrie Search: Sheriff To Review New Ring Camera Footage From Night Of Disappearance
Authorities are investigating new leads, including Ring camera footage, as the search for Nancy Guthrie nears one month.
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
A Week Dominated By Epstein: Trump, Gates, Summers And More
Former Harvard University president Larry Summers and World Economic Forum CEO Borge Brende were among this week’s highest-profile resignations over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
ByConor Murray,
Forbes Staff
Rihanna Prompts New Music Rumors—But Her Fortune Is Outside The Studio
The star shared clips of herself in the studio in an Instagram post.
Forbes Staff
Trump’s Truth Social Could Become Its Own Company As Parent Firm Floats Spin-Off
The company said a spin-off would occur after a $6 billion merger with fusion energy firm TAE Technologies.
ByTy Roush,
Forbes Staff
U.S. Embassy In Israel Urges Staff To Evacuate Amid Threat Of Iran Attack
The U.S. has built up military forces near Iran in the past several weeks as Trump weighs an attack.
BySara Dorn,
Forbes Staff
Block Shares Surge 19% After Jack Dorsey Cuts Workforce Nearly In Half
Dorsey said he expects other companies to reduce their workforces as “intelligence tools” increase efficiency.
ByTy Roush,
Forbes Staff
OpenAI Raises $110 Billion In Latest Round, Valuing Firm At $730 Billion
OpenAI announced a massive $110 billion investment round—vaulting the company at a $730 billion—thanks to funding from Amazon, NVIDIA and SoftBank, it announced Friday.
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
OpenAI And Google Staffers Urge Limits On Pentagon’s AI Use In Petition
The petition comes after Anthropic issued a statement refusing to accept the Department of Defense’s demand for unrestricted access to its AI tools.
Forbes Staff
Netflix Rallies After Pulling From Warner Bros. Discovery Bidding War—Paramount Also Up
Paramount said it would pay Netflix billions so Warner Bros. Discovery could abandon its prior deal.
Forbes Staff
FAA Shuts Down Airspace After U.S. Military Shoots Down Border Protection Drone Over Texas
The deployment of the military’s anti-drone laser weapon to tackle cartel drones had prompted the shutdown of airspace over El Paso, Texas, earlier this month.
Forbes Staff
Paramount Poised To Acquire Warner Bros. After Netflix Refuses To Match New Bid
Warner Bros. Discovery said Thursday that Paramount Skydance’s new offer was “superior” to Netflix’s deal.
Forbes Staff
Columbia Student Arrested By ICE Released After Mamdani-Trump Meeting
Columbia University student Ellie Aghayeva was detained by federal agents who misrepresented themselves, campus officials said.
ByMike Stunson,
Forbes Staff
Millions Of Small Businesses Soon Changing Hands As Baby Boomers Retire In ‘Great Ownership Transfer,’ Report Says
Six million businesses are set to be transferred from the baby boomer generation, according to McKinsey.
Forbes Staff
Hillary Clinton Tells Congress She Had ‘No Relationship’ With Ghislaine Maxwell In Epstein Testimony
Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, will testify Friday.
Forbes Staff