America’s ‘Kill Line’: How Capital-First Policies Fuel Inequality in 2026
42% of US households face financial instability in 2026 as capital-first policies widen inequality, with record defense spending overshadowing social program cuts.
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The ‘Kill Line’ Phenomenon: America’s Deepening Crisis of Resilience
Exploring the ‘kill line’ phenomenon in the U.S., where systemic fragility leaves millions one crisis away from collapse. Analysis of institutional erosion and its impact on social stability.
Homelessness Crisis Deepens as American Dream Fades in 2026
Los Angeles’ Skid Row epitomizes America’s growing homelessness crisis, with record numbers facing displacement amid rising costs and policy crackdowns in 2026.
LA Wildfires Ignite Debate Over Private Firefighters and Social Inequality
Controversy erupts in Los Angeles as private firefighters protect wealthy neighborhoods during devastating wildfires, leaving nearby areas vulnerable and sparking debates over social inequality.
Brazilian Researcher: The Poorest Suffer Most from Climate Change
Brazilian researcher Kayo Moura discusses how the poorest communities suffer most from climate change, highlighting the urgent need for environmental justice and action against carbon inequality.
Brazilian Student Hopes G20 Summit in New Delhi Tackles Poverty and Inequality
As the G20 Summit unfolds in New Delhi, Brazilian law student Diego calls on world leaders to prioritize poverty reduction and the elimination of social inequalities, highlighting global hopes for impactful action.
Hurricane Katrina’s Enduring Toll on New Orleans’ Black Communities
Exploring how Hurricane Katrina revealed systemic social disparities in New Orleans, particularly affecting African-American communities, and the ongoing efforts toward equitable recovery.