Ric Grenell reportedly outlined a pay-to-play scheme to Habba’s now spouse, but the money appears to have vanished.

Donald Trump’s grifting presidency continues.

Over 90 percent of Republican Tom Tiffany’s campaign funds have come from just three donors.

Billionaires love the president more than ever—and they’re spending big to show it.

Here are some things to remember while you’re waiting for that $5,000 the president is promising.

An unpublished exchange between New Republic editor Walter Lippmann and financier Jacob Schiff wrestles with the consequences of extreme wealth—a question we are still struggling with today.

Le Monde relates the adventures of Bernard Arnault, ninth-richest human on the planet.

The House Oversight Committee is going after Leon Black after he refused to answer questions or properly explain his $158 million in payments to Jeffrey Epstein.

The pitched battle between billionaires and populist economists has Golden State residents’ heads spinning.

The Amazon founder is somehow hitting a new low in sucking up to Trump.

It’s a problem that’s far more enduring than Trump. And any Democrat who isn’t serious about reining it in deserves zero 2028 consideration.

Former Warren and Biden aide Bharat Ramamurti praises new proposals to raise taxes on the wealthy, but is more skeptical of tax cut plans being rolled out by likely 2028 candidates.

Everywhere you look, Democrats are trying to raise taxes on the superrich. It’s the right economic policy—but more than that, it’s the right democracy policy.

The fury of ordinary people over the plutocratic enablers of Trumpism is driving the issue forward—but it’s still a rocky road ahead.

Donald Trump threatened to block the construction project that Canada has already paid for.

Almost one year later, we now know who was backing Trump’s transition before they got a Cabinet position.

No one is helping billionaires out quite like Donald Trump.

Gates’s contradiction-filled memo criticizing climate “alarmism” is a great example of why we shouldn’t be listening to people like him to begin with.

If we can’t raise taxes to halt intergenerational wealth accumulation, our hopes lie in heirs pissing it away.

Like everything else with this administration, Trump’s decision to extend a lifeline to Argentina involves corruption.