7 articles in Economics
The world's top 25 billionaires paid a 3.4% true tax rate on their ballooning fortunes. The median American pays 14%. Here is what taxing extreme wealth correctly would look like — and the staggering list of things we could fund.
How a single asset manager ended up controlling $12.5 trillion, voting shares in nearly every major company, and getting hired by the government to run crisis policy. This is not a conspiracy. This is just what concentrated power looks like when nobody stops it.
Billionaires don’t just have money. They have political leverage, media megaphones, and climate veto power.
Data centers bring real tax revenue, but the hidden bill often lands on ratepayers, water systems, and local communities