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DJ Peter Rosenberg catches heat for claiming Karmelo Anthony should have gotten lighter sentence in Austin Metcalf's murder
On this day in 1953, the Rosenbergs became good communists. Executed for passing Manhattan Project secrets to Stalin’s Soviet Union. They helped accelerate the nuclear threat from a regime already responsible for tens of millions dead through engineered famine, purges, and gulags. A system built to destroy private property, individual rights, and civilized society by design. The Rosenbergs got what traitors earn. So do those who still advance it.
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Once upon a time, there was a little girl and her name was Little Red Rosenberg. One day her mama told her that her grandma was not feeling so good and would she, like a sweet little doll, take a basket with some food to her poor, sick Grandma? Being a good little girl, she said she would. Now the poor grandma who was sick, lived on the other side of the forest. Little Red Rosenberg, with basket slung over her arm, skipped off to bring her grandma some chopped liver, blintzes, gefilta fish," chicken soup with matzoth balls and all kinds of goodies. As she was skipping through the woods, the big bad wolf stopped her and asked where she was going with the basket of goodies. Naturally, being a friendly little girl, she told him. The big bad wolf next asked her where her grandma lived and she told him where and how to get there. Of course, the big bad wolf ran on ahead, rushed into poor grandma's house, ate her up and got into her bed after putting on her nightgown and nightcap. He lay back smacking his lips as he contemplated eating Little Red Rosenberg when she arrived. When Little Red Rosenberg walked into the bedroom and looked at what was supposed to be her nice grandma, she realized that something wasn't kosher. She said, "Grandma, what big ears you have!" And the big bad wolf, in a falsetto voice murmured, "The better I should be hearing you with, mine dolling!" "But Grandma, what big eyes you got!" "The better to seeing you with, mine dolling!" "But Grandma, what a big nose you have!" Annoyed, the big bad wolf answered "Look who's talking!"
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Meet The Russian-Born Billionaire Who Wants To Turn Ohio Into An AI Hub (📸: Jake Rosenberg for Forbes)
The #3# official at Trump’s DOJ, Harmeet Dhillon, endorses Sid Rosenberg’s twisted incitement against the Mayor of New York - calling him a “terrorist” and “jihadist,” and saying, “we need to find a way to get him out of here” - which even shocked Fox hosts Dhillon’s law firm happens to be representing a registered foreign agent for Israel, Show Faith By Works, which was contracted by Israel’s Foreign Ministry to the tune of $3.2 million to geofence churches and propagandize evangelicals This whole campaign of incitement against Mamdani emanates from a foreign apartheid entity, with the hopelessly corrupted Trump cartel functioning as its delivery vehicle
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After three months of conflict and a global energy shock, the US and Iran struck a framework peace deal, prompting a market reset. BlackRock's Jeffrey Rosenberg says liquid alternatives can help investors profit whether markets rise or fall
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After three months of conflict and a global energy shock, the US and Iran struck a framework peace deal, prompting a market reset. BlackRock's Jeffrey Rosenberg says liquid alternatives can help investors profit whether markets rise or fall
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Ratmir Timashev left Russia for Ohio State after the collapse of the Soviet Union and later built a fortune in the software business. Now, he’s putting his money into an ambitious effort to attract AI startups to Columbus—and turn Ohio into the AI heartland. Read the full story: 📸: Jake Rosenberg for Forbes
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Galia Lahav’s head of marketing Lynn Rozenberg wore two custom looks from the designer for her wedding—and saved making the final adjustments until the last minute to accommodate her baby bump.
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