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Melinda French Gates Expresses Concern Over Billionaire Influence in Politics
Melinda French Gates voiced concerns about the growing influence of billionaires in US politics during a CNN interview, citing a difference in values and pointing to Jeff Bezos's non-participation in The Giving Pledge as an example. She also discussed her commitment to philanthropy and the impact of...
Melinda French Gates Expresses Concern Over Billionaire Influence in Politics
Melinda French Gates voiced concerns about the growing influence of billionaires in US politics during a CNN interview, citing a difference in values and pointing to Jeff Bezos's non-participation in The Giving Pledge as an example. She also discussed her commitment to philanthropy and the impact of...
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48% Bias Score


Milan's Booming Economy Leaves Many Behind
Post-Expo economic growth in Milan has increased wealth inequality, with high housing costs and salaries failing to keep pace, forcing essential workers to leave and creating a divided city.
Milan's Booming Economy Leaves Many Behind
Post-Expo economic growth in Milan has increased wealth inequality, with high housing costs and salaries failing to keep pace, forcing essential workers to leave and creating a divided city.
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56% Bias Score


German Inflation Exacerbates Wealth Inequality
A German Bundesbank study reveals that while average household wealth nominally increased by 2.6 percent to €324,800 between 2021 and 2023, the bottom half experienced a real decrease of over 20 percent due to inflation from the war in Ukraine, exposing significant wealth inequality.
German Inflation Exacerbates Wealth Inequality
A German Bundesbank study reveals that while average household wealth nominally increased by 2.6 percent to €324,800 between 2021 and 2023, the bottom half experienced a real decrease of over 20 percent due to inflation from the war in Ukraine, exposing significant wealth inequality.
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44% Bias Score


Palm Beach Billionaires' Wealth Surges, Reflecting Global Trend
Palm Beach, Florida, is home to at least 67 billionaires with a combined net worth exceeding \$615 billion; 37 saw their wealth increase in the past year, mirroring a global trend where 3,028 billionaires hold a record \$16.1 trillion.
Palm Beach Billionaires' Wealth Surges, Reflecting Global Trend
Palm Beach, Florida, is home to at least 67 billionaires with a combined net worth exceeding \$615 billion; 37 saw their wealth increase in the past year, mirroring a global trend where 3,028 billionaires hold a record \$16.1 trillion.
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56% Bias Score


German Coalition Grapples with Economic Disagreements and Budget Deficit
Germany's "Hart aber fair" TV show examined the coalition negotiations, revealing disagreements on economic priorities, including a €130 billion budget deficit from 2026, 120,000 annual industrial job losses, and the impact of migration on strained municipal resources, exposing underlying tensions o...
German Coalition Grapples with Economic Disagreements and Budget Deficit
Germany's "Hart aber fair" TV show examined the coalition negotiations, revealing disagreements on economic priorities, including a €130 billion budget deficit from 2026, 120,000 annual industrial job losses, and the impact of migration on strained municipal resources, exposing underlying tensions o...
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44% Bias Score


US Wealth Concentration: Top 10% Drive Consumer Spending
From September 2023 to September 2024, the richest 10% of US households (annual income over $250,000) spent $10 trillion, half of all US consumer spending, reflecting a decades-long shift away from a middle-class driven economy due to policies favoring the wealthy since the 1970s.
US Wealth Concentration: Top 10% Drive Consumer Spending
From September 2023 to September 2024, the richest 10% of US households (annual income over $250,000) spent $10 trillion, half of all US consumer spending, reflecting a decades-long shift away from a middle-class driven economy due to policies favoring the wealthy since the 1970s.
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72% Bias Score

Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez Rally Draws 36,000, Criticizes Trump and Musk
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez drew an estimated 36,000 people to their Los Angeles rally on Saturday, their largest yet, criticizing Donald Trump and Elon Musk for their comments on past rally sizes and the growth of oligarchy in the United States.

Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez Rally Draws 36,000, Criticizes Trump and Musk
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez drew an estimated 36,000 people to their Los Angeles rally on Saturday, their largest yet, criticizing Donald Trump and Elon Musk for their comments on past rally sizes and the growth of oligarchy in the United States.
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60% Bias Score

German Inflation Crisis Widens Wealth Gap
A Bundesbank study reveals that German lower-income households experienced a more than 20 percent drop in net assets between 2021 and 2023 due to inflation caused by the war in Ukraine, while average household wealth nominally increased by 2.6 percent to 324,800 euros; however, median wealth decreas...

German Inflation Crisis Widens Wealth Gap
A Bundesbank study reveals that German lower-income households experienced a more than 20 percent drop in net assets between 2021 and 2023 due to inflation caused by the war in Ukraine, while average household wealth nominally increased by 2.6 percent to 324,800 euros; however, median wealth decreas...
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20% Bias Score

Trapped Equity: The Paradox of America's $35 Trillion Housing Wealth
American homeowners collectively hold over $35 trillion in housing wealth, an 80% increase since 2020; however, rising property taxes, high interest rates, and the inclusion of home equity in financial aid calculations create a 'trapped equity' dilemma, limiting access to liquidity and challenging t...

Trapped Equity: The Paradox of America's $35 Trillion Housing Wealth
American homeowners collectively hold over $35 trillion in housing wealth, an 80% increase since 2020; however, rising property taxes, high interest rates, and the inclusion of home equity in financial aid calculations create a 'trapped equity' dilemma, limiting access to liquidity and challenging t...
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56% Bias Score

Record Number of Billionaires in 2024: A $2 Trillion Surge
Forbes' 2024 list of the world's billionaires reached a record 3,028 individuals, representing a $2 trillion increase in net worth compared to the previous year, highlighting growing wealth concentration and prompting discussions on economic inequality.

Record Number of Billionaires in 2024: A $2 Trillion Surge
Forbes' 2024 list of the world's billionaires reached a record 3,028 individuals, representing a $2 trillion increase in net worth compared to the previous year, highlighting growing wealth concentration and prompting discussions on economic inequality.
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52% Bias Score

German Author's Startup Success Fuels Critique of Wealth Inequality
A German author, having achieved significant financial success through a startup, details how his personal experiences fueled his analysis of wealth inequality and motivated him to write a book critiquing the German tax system, its contribution to societal disparities, and proposing political soluti...

German Author's Startup Success Fuels Critique of Wealth Inequality
A German author, having achieved significant financial success through a startup, details how his personal experiences fueled his analysis of wealth inequality and motivated him to write a book critiquing the German tax system, its contribution to societal disparities, and proposing political soluti...
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56% Bias Score

Market Correction Erases $392 Billion from Global Fortunes
The 2025 market correction wiped out $392 billion from the world's top ten wealthiest individuals, primarily due to the decline in technology stocks following an initial surge after Donald Trump's victory and exacerbated by trade wars and economic uncertainty. This affected technology giants like El...

Market Correction Erases $392 Billion from Global Fortunes
The 2025 market correction wiped out $392 billion from the world's top ten wealthiest individuals, primarily due to the decline in technology stocks following an initial surge after Donald Trump's victory and exacerbated by trade wars and economic uncertainty. This affected technology giants like El...
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48% Bias Score
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