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The establishment media freaked out over former President Donald Trump working at a Philadelphia McDonald’s, accusing him of smearing and trolling Vice President Kamala Harris.

Bloomberg wrote more than 4,000 words about Disney’s ongoing financial collapse without explaining the reason to its gullible readers.

The alleged killer of tech CEO Pava LaPere was released by a George Soros-backed district attorney despite a violent history.

Forbes pointed to misleading data Sunday and claimed there had been over 400 “mass shootings” in the United States so far in 2023.

Forbes contributor Maia Niguel Hoskin has written that white supremacy is to blame for the controversy over Sunday night’s altercation at the Oscars in Hollywood, when actor Will Smith hit comedian Chris Rock for joking about Smith’s wife. Both men are black.

‘Forbes’ has published a hit list of top athletes who have refused to bend to the left’s demands to reveal their vaccination status.

After 55 years of service as a federal employee, the 81-year-old Dr. Anthony Fauci’s retirement pension would reportedly exceed $350,000 per year.

A report by Forbes shows that numerous Democrat mayors around the country hired private security after their cities cut or “proposed cutting” police budgets.

CLAIM: Forbes reports 592 “mass shootings” through December 8th of this year based on a compilation of data by the Gun Violence Archive (GVA).  VERDICT: False.

Rapper and fashion mogul Kanye West has been suspended from Twitter for posting the phone number of a Forbes editor shortly after posting images to the platform of what the presidential candidate claims are pages from his recording contracts with Universal Music Group.

Speakers at the RNC’s 2020 convention said President Donald Trump is protecting and promoting the American Dream for all Americans.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Forbes magazine, which once declared Kylie Jenner a billionaire on its cover, says she no longer deserves the title, but Jenner is pushing back.

If the National Football League plays an entire season without fans in the stands, it would cost the league a staggering amount of money.

The coronavirus outbreak costs President Donald Trump’s businesses $1 million every day, and has lowered his net worth by $1 billion, according to analysts from various financial news outlets.

Early Wednesday morning, Forbes published a piece titled, “Does Joe Biden Have Dementia? Does It Matter?” by senior contributor Elizabeth Bauer. But the business magazine subsequently removed it from its website, hiding it from readers.

A recent survey published by Forbes revealed that Americans now think an internship at Google is more valuable than a Harvard degree.

The Lancet medical journal announced Friday the development of a Planetary Health Watch (PHW) system to monitor levels of climate change and other “planetary boundaries.”

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), teen climate activist Greta Thunberg, and first daughter Ivanka Trump have topped Forbes’ “World’s 100 Most Powerful Women” list, it was revealed this week.

Forbes magazine has attributed a whole list of negative effects to “climate change,” including lost productivity, violent crime, and “cognitive decline.”

The New York Times reported that some media took part in a “campaign to remake the public image” of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Kylie Jenner achieved the honor of becoming the youngest “self-made” billionaire at 21 years old, taking the slot formerly held by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Barry M. Bloom, a sports columnist for Forbes, penned a piece saying that he finally voted for Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling for inclusion into the Baseball Hall of Fame, despite calling the famed “bloody sock” pitcher a “right-wing, reactionary, demagogue.”

Forbes deleted an article this week about closing public libraries in favor of buying books on Amazon after it sparked a backlash online.

Over 20 athletes — including ten NFL players — have made Forbes’ list of the top 100 highest paid celebrities.

NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Yankees are the most valuable franchise in baseball at an estimated value of $4 billion, according to Forbes.

The University of California has published a list of unacceptable “microaggressions” on its official website, which includes offensive statements such as “America is the land of opportunity.”

Apple has been placed at number one on Forbes’ “Most Admired Companies” list for the eleventh consecutive year.

According to a Tuesday report from The Outline, news outlets such as Forbes, Fast Company, and the Huffington Post have taken payment from companies in exchange for positive coverage.

Forbes claims Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has been lying about being a billionaire for over a decade.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has topped a list of the world’s 100 most powerful women, despite losing out to right-wing populists in the recent German elections.

The greatest scam being perpetrated against taxpayers and consumers is renewable energy, according to a new analysis published by The Australian, greater even than Ponzi, Madoff and Enron.

The Dallas Cowboys once again came out on top of the annual Forbes list of most valuable NFL franchises, Monday.

As Texas continues to face the life-or-death aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, a Forbes writer courted controversy by penning a piece in favor of price gouging to direct “scarce resources” to “their most valuable uses.”

Actor Mark Wahlberg is Hollywood’s highest-paid actor in 2017, according to Forbes’ annual list, earning an estimated $68 million in the past 12 months.

Dallas Morning News editor Mike Wilson published a piece on June 27 admitting that news outlets, including his own, ran exaggerated stats on “kids and guns.”

“Science Journalist” Tara Haelle used her June 20 Forbes column to advise parents that the best way to protect their children from guns is to rid the home of all firearms.