“Eat the rich” is a timeless sentiment—and social media is making it easier than ever to spread the word. The internet is losing it over the tone-deaf videos of people’s wildly expensive ...

Republicans in Congress are considering increasing taxes on the rich as a part of President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” a striking development breaking with decades of party orthodoxy.

The self-proclaimed “accidental beauty influencer” broke down her “rich B starter pack” on TikTok this week, shouting out luxe products like Salt & Stone’s Santal & Vetiver Body Mist.

And then there is an unorthodox option Republicans on Capitol Hill and in the Trump administration are quietly considering: a tax increase on the rich. The idea is one of many tax changes ...

Being rich isn't what it's cracked up to be. At least not on TV, where increasingly the wealthy seem to be objects of pity, if not ridicule. In "Your Friends & Neighbors," a new Apple TV+ series ...

Most ejections for arguing balls and strikes in MLB end quietly, with the offending party being escorted off the field by a teammate, coach or umpire. New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm ...

Featured pricing is subject to change. For once, John Krasinski is angry. Starting May 23, the typically even-keeled actor — who produced a show called “Some Good News” at the height of the ...

Elon Musk’s reckless slashing of the federal government? Banking money for tax cuts for the rich. Universal and reciprocal tariffs? A tax increase on average Americans to offset tax cuts for the ...

Raising tax rates, on the other hand, nearly always has the same three consequences: less revenue than expected, slower economic growth and reduced income taxes paid by the rich — as higher ...

The state Senate’s leaders unveiled a new proposal Thursday to boost taxes on Connecticut’s high earners, seeking to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to mitigate anticipated deep cuts in ...

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