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Power & Money
Who holds America’s wealth?
Family wealth, the share held by the wealthiest households, and the history since the 1970s.
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The Record
Detention grows. Oversight changes.
The detention population and inspection record, with the changed counting mix explained.
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Media Watch
Who holds the votes behind four news brands?
Corporate ownership and LGC Holdco’s reported Class B holdings, with the filing dates.
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