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Senator Elizabeth Warren’s renewed push to tax ultra-millionaires is drawing fresh attention; and backlash; after a social media post targeting billionaire Jeff Bezos reignited debate over taxing extreme wealth in the United States.The bill would impose a 2% annual tax on the net worth of households and trusts worth more than $50 million. It would also add an additional 1% annual surtax on wealth exceeding $1 billion.The proposal mirrors a core policy plank from Warren’s 2020 presidential campaign and builds on legislation she first introduced in 2021. Supporters argue that taxing net worth; rather than just income is essential because…

Packing for a trip always feels like a dance between art and science—and attempting to pack light complicates things even further. All of that “just in case” stuff quickly adds up—and before we know it, we are lugging overflowing suitcases full of unused items through airports, on trains, or up flights of stairs. According to one survey, nearly one in three travelers consistently overpack more than what they need.As an avid traveler who is on the road several times a month, I’ve found that packing efficiently is a skill that comes with experience. And after countless trips—navigating airports, trains, and unexpected…

It’s That Simple is our series about recipes so easy, you can make them with your eyes closed. Think tiny ingredient lists, laid-back techniques, and results so delicious you’ll text home about them.It’s not often you see raw asparagus celebrated front and center as the main component of a dish, but with the right preparation, the spears not only hold their own, they shine. Here, they’re gently smashed in a zip-top bag with a rolling pin into irregular pieces. This technique does two things: First, it breaks down the asparagus slightly, making it more tender and manageable to eat. But…

Can you recycle receipts? In short, most cannot be recycled. Here’s why you shouldn’t put them in your recycling bin, and what to do with them instead. If you’ve ever found yourself looking at a stack of crumpled receipts you no longer need, wondering if they should go in the recycling bin or your general waste bin, then you’re not alone. Receipts are a common part of everyday life, but there’s A LOT of confusion around whether they can actually be recycled. The truth is, most receipts should not be recycled. Here’s why, and what you can do instead. Why…

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The harrowing journey of The Greek House by Dinah Jefferies begins amidst the smoke and chaos of the Italian assault on Corfu. This violent retaliation serves as the catalyst for a nightmare that will haunt the Caruthers family for years to come. While her husband remains bound by duty to hold the military post, Dulcie Caruthers is forced to lead a desperate search for their young son, Billy, who vanished while left in the care of her cousin, Columbine, and their seventeen-year-old sister, Thirza. Disclaimer: Some links found on this page might be affiliate links. If you click an affiliate…

If spring had a flavor, it would taste like peas: sweet, snappy, and just grassy enough to remind you that winter is finally over. English peas, sugar snaps, snow peas, frozen peas—we’re not picky, and neither should you be. (In fact, we have more ways to use frozen peas, right over here →)Below, you’ll find our favorite pea recipes for every kind of mood and meal: silky spring pasta dishes that lean creamy without feeling heavy, crunchy salads that barely need cooking, and brothy bowls that somehow taste like sunshine in soup form. There are fritters with crispy edges, stir-fries…

At the Diamond Head pickleball courts in Honolulu, I met a man who said he had just put his 94-year-old mother in an eldercare home. Since my parents are 78 and 80, my ears lit up. I know it will be up to me to take care of them when they can no longer take care of themselves. My older sister is in New York City, and I’m not sure she has the capacity or willingness as I do. I asked the man how much the eldercare home – with seven other residents and a full-time staff – costs a…

I know I’m not the only one who feels the weight of the world a bit more heavily as of late. It’s easy to slip into a spiral, feeling hopeless and small against all of the injustice and violence we seem to be seeing on a daily basis.  “I know I’m not the only one who feels the weight of the world a bit more heavily as of late.” I’ve had plenty of moments of anger, frustration, grief, sadness, helplessness — and my fair share of mornings trying to avoid news notifications, afternoons zoning out, and evenings scrolling in bed…