The major tax and economic policies of President Trump’s second term have increased taxes and household costs for most Americans except the richest 1%.

The loans tide borrowers over until their next paycheck. The apps offer no-cost options, but most users end up paying high fees, a report finds.

President Trump dismissed the term as a Democratic hoax. Now, right-leaning podcasters are mentioning it about as often as left-leaning ones.

Convincing young men to show up for Republicans in November won’t be easy, and even administration allies are skeptical Vice President JD Vance can stanch the bleeding.

Staffers for Rep. Ro Khanna recently ratified a collectively bargained agreement after protracted negotiations.

Average hourly earnings rose an anemic 0.1% from August and are up 3% year over year. That's against a backdrop of 3.4% inflation.

At the president's event, AI moguls presented a united front on the raging battle over AI regulation. Their $145 million of political spending tells a different story.

Over two decades, the top 99 individuals and business organizations spent more on campaigns and lobbying than the bottom 99.9%.

Our new podcast aims to demystify taxes and get billionaires to pay their fair share. Wish us luck!

Todd Oppenheimer is the founding editor and publisher of the multimedia magazine, Craftsmanship; and the Executive Director of its non-profit umbrella, The Craftsmanship Initiative.

Join Morris Pearl, Chair of Patriotic Millionaires, for an engaging conversation on taxation, wealth inequality, public policy, and the future of the American economy at the Weinberg Center.

Last Monday, a group of 12 state attorneys general led by California AG Rob Bonta, dealt independent media and journalistic integrity a potentially fatal blow by agreeing to a settlement — reached beh...

Rural voters rank the cost of living and cost of healthcare as top issues they want to hear about from midterm candidates as they face a tightening pocketbook pinch.

Rightwing Tax Strategy: First understate the income and overstate the tax rates of the ultrarich, then claim the revenue from taxing them more wouldn’t amount to much.

Rightwing Tax Strategy: First understate the income and overstate the tax rates of the ultrarich, then claim the revenue from taxing them more wouldn’t amount to much.

John Driscoll, of Stamford, was CEO of CareCentrix and head of U.S. health care for Walgreens. His new book, "Pay the People!" argues that higher salaries equal more profitability – not less.

Join Morris Pearl, Chair of Patriotic Millionaires, for an engaging conversation on taxation, wealth inequality, public policy, and the future of the American economy at the Weinberg Center.

Despite threats from the wealthy elite, new IRS data proves that higher taxes on the rich do not drive them away from New York City. The myth of tax flight is debunked.

Today’s wealth gap is much bigger, and the country’s richest have much more power than they once did. It’s an Age of Oligarchy

CEO-to-worker pay has skyrocketed over the last six decades, growing 1084% compared to a typical workers' pay which only grew 26%. It's excessive no matter how you look at it...and it doesn't have to ...

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The company said the discounts are a response to employee feedback, not a reaction to a recent government report.

Prop. 40 supporters call the tax a small price for billionaires. Critics warn wealthy Californians may flee.

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John Driscoll, of Stamford, was CEO of CareCentrix and head of U.S. health care for Walgreens. His new book, "Pay the People!" argues that higher salaries equal more profitability – not less.

There is a straightforward solution, if Congress chooses sound tax policy over vote pandering.

The center of the tech industry is culturally barren because wealthy executives have no interest in communities outside their fiefs.

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