Forbes 250: America’s Most Successful Historic Veterans

For America’s 250th anniversary, Forbes ranked the historic entrepreneurs, politicians and cultural icons who all have one thing in common: They wore a uniform in defense of our nation.

Forbes 250: America’s Most Successful Living Veterans

For America’s 250th anniversary, Forbes ranked the entrepreneurs, politicians and cultural icons who all have one thing in common: They wore a uniform in defense of our nation.

Iron Vs Carbon: Funds Surge For Makers Of Batteries That Store Power For Days

Form Energy raised $750 million to boost output of iron-based batteries that hold power for over 100 hours, on the heels of Antora raising $550 million for thermal batteries made from carbon

Doctors Push Back Against Trump’s Vaccine Order

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the potential impact of Trump’s executive order on vaccines, the healthcare dynamos on Forbes 50 Over 50, a Swiss startup focused on a rare bleeding disorder, and more.

How To Spot An AI-Generated Video Before Sharing It

AI videos are becoming more convincing. Discover the biggest warning signs and practical ways to verify what you’re watching.

Employers Are Treating More Workers As Disposable. AI Could Speed Up That Trend

MIT emeritus professor Paul Osterman estimates 35% of workers are already treated as disposable and artificial intelligence could create an even less secure workforce.

AI Helps Retailers Get Clicks, But Humans Win Customers

Shoppers are embracing AI-driven “conversational commerce,” but it’s still the human touch that earns brand loyalty.

AI Data Centers Are Driving Up Electric Bills. Who Pays?

Who pays for the enormous grid investment required to serve data centers — the companies building them or consumers?

Can Tariffs Boost U.S. Solar Component Production?

This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at who gets electricity when the grid is under strain and boom times for clean energy investment

UNESCO Just Added 25 New World Heritage Sites—Here’s Where To Go

Explore the 25 new UNESCO World Heritage sites for 2026, including ancient landmarks, architectural treasures and remarkable natural landscapes.