• Trump Gets Approval for Gold Coin in His Likeness
  
  An advisory commission appointed by President Donald Trump has approved the design of a commemorative gold coin featuring his image, officials said Thursday, in a move criticized by Democrat opponents. The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts declined to comment when asked by AFP...
• ABC Scraps 'Bachelorette' Season Over Taylor Frankie Paul 2023 Video
  
  ABC has scrubbed the upcoming season of "The Bachelorette," starring Taylor Frankie Paul, citing a newly released video from 2023.
• Trump's Net Worth Climbs to $6.5B
  
  President Donald Trump's estimated net worth has risen to about $6.5 billion, according to the latest estimate from Forbes, an increase of roughly $1.4 billion over the past year.
• Why Italy Has Become a Magnet for the Rich
  
  In Germany, a debate over higher inheritance taxes and the reintroduction of a wealth tax has erupted. The wealthy are now being targeted to relieve the government of reform pressures. One of the biggest beneficiaries of this political debacle could be Italy - a country...
• McDonald's Biggest Burger Yet: The Big Arch
  
  McDonald's is going big - really big.
• How Epstein Ingratiated Himself Into Microsoft's Inner Circle
  
  For more than two decades, Jeffrey Epstein methodically worked his way into Microsoft's highest ranks, embedding himself in the company's inner circle through charm, money, and strategic social relationships, The New York Times reports.
• Gavin Newsom Memoir: Safaris, Private Jets & Yachts
  
  Gavin Newsom's new memoir, Young Man in a Hurry (Penguin Random House, 2026), arrives as the California governor positions himself for a likely 2028 presidential run , and according to a New York Times review, it offers plenty of material for both admirers and...
• Altman Mocks Musk's Space Data Centers: 'Ridiculous'
  
  OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is casting doubt on Elon Musk's vision of putting data centers in orbit, calling the concept "ridiculous," the New York Post reports.
• BofA Offers Art Consulting to Wealthy Clients
  
  Bank of America is launching an art consulting service for its wealthy clients, as new generations of collectors command changes in art auctions and more wealthy clients are using their art as collateral for loans.
• Epstein Files Fallout: Reputations & Careers on the Line
  
  The latest unredacted release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents has reignited scrutiny across corporate boardrooms, elite law firms, Wall Street institutions, political circles and Hollywood.
• 'CBS Evening News' Staffers Jump Ship Ahead of Layoffs
  
  A wave of "CBS Evening News" staffers are heading for the exits as looming layoffs under editor in chief Bari Weiss rattle the newsroom, the New York Post reports.
• Zuckerberg Joins Billionaire Rush to Florida With Indian Creek Mansion Deal
  
  As California weighs a proposed 5% billionaire tax, tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg has become the latest ultra-wealthy executive to plant a flag in Florida - snapping up a lavish waterfront home in one of Miami's most exclusive enclaves, The Wall Street Journal...
• Budweiser Tops Super Bowl Ad Meter
  
  Budweiser's Super Bowl commercial celebrating America's upcoming 250th birthday topped USA TODAY's Ad Meter, giving the beer brand a record-setting 10th first-place finish in the annual fan vote.
• TPUSA Kid Rock Halftime Show Draws 5.7M Viewers
  
  Turning Point USA's All-American Halftime Show drew more than 5.7 million viewers on Sunday as a patriotic alternative to the NFL's controversial Super Bowl LX halftime act, according to Total Pro Sports.
• UBS Banked Ghislaine Maxwell After Epstein's Arrest
  
  Swiss wealth giant UBS opened accounts for Ghislaine Maxwell in 2014 just months after JPMorgan Chase decided to end its relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and helped her manage as much as $19 million in the years leading to her sex-trafficking conviction, documents show.
• Bessent: Trump Quip About Suing Fed Chief Was a Joke
  
  U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Friday stressed that President Donald Trump was joking when he said over the weekend that he could sue Kevin Warsh, his nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, if he doesn't lower interest rates.
• Can We End the Self-Righteous 'Stolen Land' Already
  
  The self-righteous drivel we hear from leftist celebrities like Billie Eilish that we stand on "stolen land," or that enforcing the law is "racist," shoplifting is a "victimless crime," or healthcare should be "free" are becoming tiresome.
• Workers Across Generations Mentor One Another
  
  Barbara Goldberg brings a stack of newspapers to the office every day. The CEO of a Florida public relations firm scours stories for developments relevant to her clients while relishing holding the pages in her hand."I want to touch it, feel it, turn the page and see the...
• Super Bowl LX Ads Feature AI, Weight-Loss Drugs, Celebs
  
  As Super Bowl Sunday approaches, the battle off the field for advertisers to win over 120 million-plus viewers will be just as heated as the rivalry between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.
• DeSantis: Billie Eilish Should Give Up Mansion on 'Stolen Land'
  
  Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says singer Billie Eilish should give up her $3 million Los Angeles mansion since it sits on land owned by the Native American Tongva tribe.
• Don't Tune Into Super Bowl Hoping to Escape Politics
  
  Don't tune into the Super Bowl hoping for a break from the tumultuous politics gripping the U.S.
• Trump Jokes About Suing Warsh if He Doesn't Lower Rates
  
  President Trump used a closed-door Washington dinner to lampoon nearly everyone in the room , including his own Federal Reserve nominee , joking that he might sue Kevin Warsh if he doesn't lower interest rates.
• 'Melania' Producer: Movie an 'Incredible Success'
  
  The new Amazon MGM documentary "Melania" is tracking toward a stronger-than-expected opening weekend of at least $8 million, a result that would mark the biggest debut for a documentary in 10 years.
• Mamdani: 'So Cold in NYC, Rent Froze Itself'
  
  New York City democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani showed up on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" to crack a quick five-second joke, but he was met with nearly 30 seconds of rousing adulation.
• First Lady Melania Trump to Ring NYSE Bell Jan. 28
  
  First lady Melania Trump will ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Jan. 28, marking the official start of trading for the day.

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