A newly released study by two French economists found that the wealthiest 0.00001 percent of Americans represent 12 percent of the entire country’s gross domestic output, while The Guardian noted is “four times greater than levels seen during the Gilded Age.”
The number of individuals with a net worth of more than $30 million increased by 14.4 percent around the world, representing the fastest growth of the wealthiest in nearly 10 years, according to a report last week.
The Democrat Party is undergoing what has been described as an interparty Civil War that could change the direction of the movement for a generation after the progressive sweep in New York’s House primaries opened the door for democratic socialists.
The White House last week asked Congress to approve an additional $87.6 billion in supplemental funding for the Iran War – known as Operation Epic Fury – as a tense ceasefire remains in effect after last week’s signing of the memorandum of understanding (MOU).
A newly released American Research Group Survey found that President Donald Trump’s approval rating is at 30 percent, which is the lowest level it has recorded and does not bode well for Republicans as the midterm elections approach in November.
Cancer rates have climbed steadily despite major advances in diagnosis, treatment, and public health initiatives.
As we keep noting, and now it is finally being recognized by the “experts” of the mainstream media world, prepare for our Dot.com Bust 2.0 that even they admit, may well be on the near horizon.
As we have forecast, the private credit industry’s heyday is over for the near future.
Through much of the 20th Century, American companies dominated technological innovation. Then, in the 1980s, U.S. firms began migrating their production to China where labor was cheap, eager, and plentiful.
Andy Burnham, the Labour Party MP who is likely to be the next British prime minister, has been compared to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for his initiatives as mayor of Manchester and represents the growing influence of socialist-friendly leaders.