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Available reporting shows Somali Americans make measurable economic contributions at local and national levels: a 2024 University of Minnesota study (reported by multiple outlets) estimated Somali Min...
Federal officials are investigating roughly $700 million in U.S. cash that the Transportation Security Administration flagged in passenger luggage leaving Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport ...
Major international and local organizations are actively providing child-focused aid in Gaza: UNICEF and Save the Children run large-scale nutrition, water, psychosocial and education programs , UNRWA...
Exact counts for children killed in Gaza vary across agencies and reporting periods: UNICEF and Gaza health ministry figures are cited in multiple sources showing child deaths in the many thousands (f...
Billionaires concentrate vast resources and influence, and credible analyses show both harms—through inherited or politically connected wealth, tax avoidance, and disproportionate political and enviro...
Recent academic work finds U.S. billionaires pay far lower effective tax rates than most Americans: the NBER/Saez–Yagan–Zucman paper and related Berkeley coverage report that the 400 wealthiest Americ...
The debate over whether billionaires should be allowed to exist is driven by two sharply contrasting empirical claims: that billionaires cause systemic harms by concentrating wealth and power, and tha...
Critics link World Economic Forum (WEF) policies to global inequality by arguing that Davos-style gatherings amplify elite preferences—prioritizing corporate interests, market-first solutions, and eli...
Available reporting does not give a single, authoritative percentage of Walmart employees who live below the federal poverty line; instead, research and news coverage document high numbers of Walmart ...
Donors who send cash or supplies to Gaza in 2025 face a mix of legal, security, and practical risks: fundraising platforms and payment processors have frozen or blocked Palestine-related campaigns and...
The answer is: complicated — the UK both supports Israel in some official and practical ways while also criticising and constraining Israeli actions. The government has repeatedly said it backs Israel...
Multiple recent analyses and news investigations link USAID funding to large reductions in child and adult mortality: a Lancet study estimates USAID investments averted about 91.8 million deaths over ...
Women are substantially overrepresented in low‑wage or “low‑quality” jobs: in most U.S. states women make up at least 60% of the low‑wage workforce and in 2016 women were 2.5 times more likely than me...
Walmart has repeatedly been the subject of criticism and allegations across labor, competition, supplier, environmental, and discrimination issues; reporting and advocacy groups document examples such...
There is not a single official, universally accepted “master list,” but multiple reputable websites and platforms publish curated lists of trusted organizations working in and , and several long-estab...
’s second administration coincided with a dramatic rise in billionaire wealth broadly, but the pattern of winners and losers does not map cleanly onto a simple left‑vs‑right partisan split; major tech...
Trump’s tariffs have not helped working-class families on balance: available analyses and reporting show they function as a regressive tax that raises household costs, risks job losses in affected ind...
Donations and inauguration or event contributions from tech companies correlate repeatedly with intense lobbying activity and favorable short-term policy outcomes—most visibly in ballot fights and leg...
There never was a federal statute that explicitly barred Muslims from holding public office in the United States; the viral claim tying that fiction to the 1952 McCarran-Walter Act is a debunked misre...
The question "are there ethical billionaires?" collapses into two debates: whether individual behavior can morally offset systemic harms tied to extreme wealth, and whether philanthropy or market bene...