Showing 13 to 24 of 154 results
Germany's Wealth Inequality: A Proposal for Redistribution
A German inequality researcher, Martyna Linartas, reveals that Germany's wealth distribution is as uneven as it was 100 years ago; the richest 1% owns one-third of the nation's wealth, while the poorest half owns only 1%; she proposes a solution by increasing taxes for the wealthy and giving every y...
Germany's Wealth Inequality: A Proposal for Redistribution
A German inequality researcher, Martyna Linartas, reveals that Germany's wealth distribution is as uneven as it was 100 years ago; the richest 1% owns one-third of the nation's wealth, while the poorest half owns only 1%; she proposes a solution by increasing taxes for the wealthy and giving every y...
Progress
56% Bias Score
SPD Pushes for Tax Hikes to Combat Wealth Inequality in Germany
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) is advocating for new taxes and increased inheritance taxes to address growing wealth inequality, sparking discussions with their coalition partners, the CDU/CSU, and prompting debate about the future of German fiscal policy.
SPD Pushes for Tax Hikes to Combat Wealth Inequality in Germany
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) is advocating for new taxes and increased inheritance taxes to address growing wealth inequality, sparking discussions with their coalition partners, the CDU/CSU, and prompting debate about the future of German fiscal policy.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Extreme Wealth Inequality in Africa: Four Billionaires' Wealth Surpasses Half the Continent's Population
Oxfam's July 2025 report reveals that four African billionaires—Aliko Dangote (Nigeria), Johann Rupert and Nicky Oppenheimer (South Africa), and Nassef Sawiris (Egypt)—hold a combined wealth exceeding that of 750 million Africans, highlighting the continent's extreme wealth inequality.
Extreme Wealth Inequality in Africa: Four Billionaires' Wealth Surpasses Half the Continent's Population
Oxfam's July 2025 report reveals that four African billionaires—Aliko Dangote (Nigeria), Johann Rupert and Nicky Oppenheimer (South Africa), and Nassef Sawiris (Egypt)—hold a combined wealth exceeding that of 750 million Africans, highlighting the continent's extreme wealth inequality.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Nvidia's Valuation Surge: A Boon for Retirement Savers
Nvidia's \$4 trillion valuation and Jensen Huang's \$143 billion stake highlight increasing wealth inequality, yet this benefits average retirement savers through broad market index funds and ETFs that concentrate ownership in high-growth companies.
Nvidia's Valuation Surge: A Boon for Retirement Savers
Nvidia's \$4 trillion valuation and Jensen Huang's \$143 billion stake highlight increasing wealth inequality, yet this benefits average retirement savers through broad market index funds and ETFs that concentrate ownership in high-growth companies.
Progress
76% Bias Score
Trump Account Program: $1,000 Investment for Millions of U.S. Babies
The "Trump Account" program will provide a $1,000 investment for U.S. citizen children born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028, invested until they turn 18 in low-fee index funds that track U.S. equities; additional contributions up to $5,000 annually are allowed from family, employers, ...
Trump Account Program: $1,000 Investment for Millions of U.S. Babies
The "Trump Account" program will provide a $1,000 investment for U.S. citizen children born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028, invested until they turn 18 in low-fee index funds that track U.S. equities; additional contributions up to $5,000 annually are allowed from family, employers, ...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Bezos' Lavish Wedding Sparks Debate on Satire's Effectiveness
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's $63-million wedding in Venice drew significant online criticism for its perceived ostentatiousness, prompting discussions about the effectiveness of satire in addressing wealth inequality.
Bezos' Lavish Wedding Sparks Debate on Satire's Effectiveness
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's $63-million wedding in Venice drew significant online criticism for its perceived ostentatiousness, prompting discussions about the effectiveness of satire in addressing wealth inequality.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Faber, Warren Clash Over NYC Tax Hikes
CNBC's David Faber and Sen. Elizabeth Warren clashed over New York City's proposed tax hikes on the wealthy, with Faber arguing it would drive them away, while Warren insisted it's necessary to address affordability issues.
Faber, Warren Clash Over NYC Tax Hikes
CNBC's David Faber and Sen. Elizabeth Warren clashed over New York City's proposed tax hikes on the wealthy, with Faber arguing it would drive them away, while Warren insisted it's necessary to address affordability issues.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Declining Children's Health Underscores Urgent Need for Preventative Care
A new JAMA study reveals a 17-year decline in U.S. children's health across numerous indicators, highlighting the urgent need for families and policymakers to prioritize preventative care and healthy habits as a form of generational wealth preservation.
Declining Children's Health Underscores Urgent Need for Preventative Care
A new JAMA study reveals a 17-year decline in U.S. children's health across numerous indicators, highlighting the urgent need for families and policymakers to prioritize preventative care and healthy habits as a form of generational wealth preservation.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Brazil Debates Taxing its Ultra-Wealthy Amid Global Inequality Concerns
Brazil is debating ways to increase taxes on its ultra-wealthy, with proposals ranging from raising income tax rates and a minimum tax on high earners to implementing a wealth tax, mirroring global discussions on wealth inequality and tax fairness, although international consensus remains elusive.
Brazil Debates Taxing its Ultra-Wealthy Amid Global Inequality Concerns
Brazil is debating ways to increase taxes on its ultra-wealthy, with proposals ranging from raising income tax rates and a minimum tax on high earners to implementing a wealth tax, mirroring global discussions on wealth inequality and tax fairness, although international consensus remains elusive.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Squid Game Season 3: Greed, Sacrifice, and a Global Warning
Squid Game's third season concludes with a morally complex finale where contestants' greed reaches its peak, culminating in a vote to sacrifice a baby for the prize money; however, Player 456's self-sacrifice saves the child, highlighting the resilience of human empathy amidst systemic exploitation,...
Squid Game Season 3: Greed, Sacrifice, and a Global Warning
Squid Game's third season concludes with a morally complex finale where contestants' greed reaches its peak, culminating in a vote to sacrifice a baby for the prize money; however, Player 456's self-sacrifice saves the child, highlighting the resilience of human empathy amidst systemic exploitation,...
Progress
56% Bias Score
Gilded Exploitation: Sociologist Exposes Dynamics of Domestic Work Among the Ultra-Wealthy
French sociologist Alizée Delpierre's book, "Serving the Rich," exposes the exploitative nature of domestic work for the ultra-wealthy, detailing excessive demands, high salaries, and complex emotional dynamics within these relationships.
Gilded Exploitation: Sociologist Exposes Dynamics of Domestic Work Among the Ultra-Wealthy
French sociologist Alizée Delpierre's book, "Serving the Rich," exposes the exploitative nature of domestic work for the ultra-wealthy, detailing excessive demands, high salaries, and complex emotional dynamics within these relationships.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Bezos's \$50 Million Venice Wedding Sparks Protest
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez married in a lavish three-day Venetian wedding estimated at \$50 million, attracting A-list celebrities but also protests from approximately 1,000 residents concerned about inequality and the event's economic impact on the city.
Bezos's \$50 Million Venice Wedding Sparks Protest
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez married in a lavish three-day Venetian wedding estimated at \$50 million, attracting A-list celebrities but also protests from approximately 1,000 residents concerned about inequality and the event's economic impact on the city.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Showing 13 to 24 of 154 results