A new study found that the court’s Republican appointees voted for the wealthier side in cases 70 percent of the time in 2022 ...

Today's New York Times reports on a new study by three economists purporting to show that the Supreme Court's decisions ...

Yes, the status quo is unsustainable. But Romney's proposed solution risks making those problems harder to fix while ...

Readers react to Mitt Romney’s call to raise taxes on the wealthy. Also: The moral bankruptcy revealed by the Epstein files.

California is nothing if not a land of contrast. It is a state of astounding economic might, yet it carries the highest poverty rate in the nation. It has more residents on the Forbes 400 list of ...

The study, called “Ruling for the Rich,” concludes that the wealthy have the wind at their backs before the justices and that a good way to guess the outcome of a case is to follow the money.

New York City is the wealthiest city in America — and one of the hardest places to survive. Average rents now reach around $4,500 a month, while hundreds of thousands rely on government housing just ...

Multimillionaire and former Republican Utah Sen. Mitt Romney believes the wealthy need to pay more in taxes to fund the doomed Social Security Trust Fund. Romney wrote an op-ed in the New York Times ...

One year into the second Trump presidency, it’s pretty clear that his regime’s operating principle is not really “America First” but “Trump First.” Or maybe more accurately, “What’s in it for Trump ...

Fourteen years after Occupy Wall Street, Zohran Mamdani’s campaign radiated the spirit of the 99 percent: The mayor-elect promised to pay for free buses and universal child care by raising corporate ...

This year’s largest stock sale wasn’t on the New York Stock Exchange or its uptown rival, the Nasdaq Stock Market. Instead, it was a $40 billion offering by OpenAI that was available to only the ...

The global economy is slowing, prices are still high, and public budgets are strained, yet the people and countries with the most wealth are quietly pulling back from the very systems that made them ...