In a world where shiny AI data centers are popping up faster than affordable housing, and you can get a blueberry smoothie delivered from a robot while human delivery workers picket nearby for living ...

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, a strong proponent for Bitcoin, says it is “criminal” that kids are being taught from a young age to work for an inflationary currency while arguing the ...

Research utilizing cellphone data from 100,000 people has identified where the social melting pots are in Italy's second-largest city. Riccardo Di Clemente, associate professor at the Network Science ...

Your Instagram feed screams success through designer hauls and luxury car flexes. Meanwhile, actual wealthy people are pulling the opposite move—accumulating serious cash while looking completely ...

This is a story about two very different Massachusettses. One of them is well-educated, affluent, and largely suburban and white, while the other is rural, poor and often Black or brown. Those stark ...

Louisiana is suing Roblox for endangering children with its online gaming platform. The state accuses Roblox of prioritizing profits over child safety. Roblox doesn't actually have any profits.

For many high-net-worth families, financial stress doesn't come from a lack of wealth — it comes from not being able to access it when needed. Executives with concentrated stock positions, business ...

The budget reconciliation bill President Donald Trump dramatically signed into law last month will painfully extract $1,200 a year from the poorest people and sprinkle the richest with an extra ...

The Republicans’ “big, beautiful bill” will make the poorest Americans even poorer, while padding the wallets of the highest earners the most, according to an analysis released Monday by Congress’s ...

President Trump’s tariffs barrage has landed the heaviest blow on the very nations that global trade was supposed to help: poor countries. For decades, the U.S. and other rich countries have granted ...

For decades, Republicans have promoted the stereotype of the shiftless and unscrupulous poor person — along with its quasi-mythical counterpart, the self-made businessman who bootstrapped his way out ...