Investor Warren Buffett told thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders Saturday he plans to step down as CEO. Buffett, who has been leading Berkshire Hathaway for 60 years, said he will step down at the end of the year. He had previously said he didn’t want to retire because he enjoys figuring out where to invest
President Trump shared an AI-generated photo of himself dressed as the pope just days after telling reporters that he’d “like to be pope.” The image – which Mr. Trump first posted on his social media platform Truth Social – was also shared by the White House’s official social media account on Friday. It comes as cardinals
TEL AVIV—Israel is poised to escalate its military campaign in the Gaza Strip after nearly 19 months of war. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday approved plans to surge thousands of troops and expand military operations in the coming days, an Israeli official said, confirming Hebrew media reports. The security cabinet was scheduled to vote
Investor Warren Buffett told thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders Saturday that the United States shouldn’t use “trade as a weapon” and anger the rest of the world like President Trump has done with his tariffs that roiled global markets. “It’s a big mistake in my view when you have 7.5 billion people who don’t like
For the mainstream media, questioning the role of women in the workplace is alright as long as they’re c-words—conservatives, that is. This week’s target is Jennifer Hegseth, wife of Secretary of Defense Pete, whose husband evidently relies on her for professional advice and guidance. According to a Washington Post report published April 30, Jennifer Hegseth
Historically, private, for-profit colleges have had a difficult time remaining financially stable. For decades, Harvard University has remained atop many prestigious rankings, alongside seven other Ivy League schools, Stanford, MIT, and the most elite, expensive, private, nonprofit institutions across the nation. If President Donald Trump succeeds in revoking its tax-exempt or federal grant eligibility status—which
Under the microscope: The Harvard Law Review, under federal investigation for racial discrimination, is encouraging applicants to disclose their race as part of the application process. That’s according to an email sent to all first-year law students and obtained by the Free Beacon‘s Aaron Sibarium. It asks applicants to “convey aspects of their identity, including