The Gilded Age Never EndedThe current era mirrors the Gilded Age, marked by wealth concentration and the resurgence of anarchist sentiments.
Can Trump's 2nd act work for the working class while giving back to his super donors?A surprising collaboration is emerging between wealthy elites and working-class voters in support of Trump, reversing historical trends in political alliances.
Only a Working-Class Party Can Challenge Donald Trump's CorruptionTrump campaigns as a populist but governs for the wealthy, relying on dark money and corporate connections.
Can Trump's 2nd act work for the working class while giving back to his super donors?A surprising collaboration is emerging between wealthy elites and working-class voters in support of Trump, reversing historical trends in political alliances.
Only a Working-Class Party Can Challenge Donald Trump's CorruptionTrump campaigns as a populist but governs for the wealthy, relying on dark money and corporate connections.
Censorship is what you see in China, not what they say was on Facebook and TwitterBig tech prioritizes profits over responsible journalism, allowing harmful rhetoric to flourish on social media.
Trump Has Stuffed His Cabinet With Oligarchs Poised to Govern for Their ProfitThe U.S. is characterized by a growing plutocratic oligarchy, particularly under Trump's administration of wealthy elites.
Musk's rise is symptomatic of our neo-feudal capitalist timesThe rise of plutocracy in liberal democracies allows billionaires to dominate politics and influence economic policies, reshaping governance.Recent administrations are increasingly resembling authoritarian capitalist regimes in their ties with powerful oligarchs.
Elon Musk is becoming a one-man rogue state it's time we reined him in | Alexander HurstMusk's wealth and influence pose risks to democracy and societal norms.His control over media and technology has significant political implications.
Here's a way to make politics more equal | Brief lettersImplementing a dual MP system could enhance gender equality in politics, but systemic changes are necessary to address current plutocratic structures.
The Democrats Will Keep Losing Until They Solve Their Plutocracy ProblemBoth parties are increasingly influenced by wealthy donors, hurting their connection to working-class voters.
It was anger that won Trump this electionTrump effectively channels public anger toward perceived elite neglect to rally support among disillusioned voters.
Letters: Legal immigrationLegal immigrants contribute significantly to the growth of the economy and many leading tech firms in the U.S. were founded by legal immigrants.