
Reflecting on the vast wealth of Donald Trump, the author questions the insatiable drive for accumulation among the ultra-rich, contrasting it with the struggles of ordinary Americans and the philanthropic efforts of other billionaires.
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The article reflects on wealth inequality in the US, comparing Trump's wealth to historical and contemporary figures.
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Increased public scrutiny of Trump's finances
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Eliminated by the Las Vegas Aces, the Indiana Fever finished the 2026 WNBA season as the sport's most polarizing team, personifying rapid growth intertwined with right-wing culture wars through players like Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham.

Paul Mason argues that the US-China AI rivalry represents two forms of 'info-capitalism.' He suggests that instead of choosing between them, society should redirect AI development toward humanistic, non-profit, and cooperative goals to address systemic inequality.

A Green Party member and House of Lords peer explains their decision to withhold the sewage portion of their Thames Water bill in protest against environmental pollution, infrastructure failures, and the company's financial practices.

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Exploring the modern human's urge to mimic technology through cosmetic enhancement and AI adoption, author Joseph de Weck argues that we now inhabit the uncanny valley.

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