America in 1894 “resonates in this second Gilded Age”, writes a history professor in a guest essay. “Yet these two eras are not doppelgangers—they have distinct and important differences” https://t.co/LNBB05yDVl ...

In a guest essay, the American history professor argues that “the current Gilded Age will end when a new movement abandons today’s politics and tackles the all-too-obvious problems of the past half-century” https://t.co/k6ysaIrDV3 ...

The 19th-century painter captured the taste and habits of a Gilded Age industrialist in this perfectly composed still life. https://t.co/3CSw5AUsw7 ...

Peter York and other design geeks watched “the constant Trump shows” in the Oval Office with their “jaws on the floor”. In a guest essay he asserts that “the White House has moved into its own new Gilded Age” https://t.co/cp9PgkRBV6 ...

A "golden age" is what Trump promised America. It's increasingly clear all we're getting is Gilded Age 2.0, writes @niamalikah (via @opinion) https://t.co/ujS7w56jrP ...

John Singer Sargent’s paintings evoke the Gilded Age in which he lived. We explain why the artist is being celebrated today https://t.co/3Z5bNxiFKt ...

His paintings offer a glimpse of the Gilded Age https://t.co/7RaSgRTv1p ...

Wealth Transfer - In 2025, individuals in developed nations are projected to inherit approximately $6 trillion [1] - The amount of inheritance has significantly increased in recent decades [1] Economic Implication - The industry advises against repeating the errors of the first Gilded Age [1]

Wealth Transfer - In 2025, individuals in developed nations are projected to inherit approximately $6 trillion [1] - The amount of inheritance has significantly increased in recent decades [1] Economic Implication - The report cautions against repeating the errors of the first Gilded Age [1]

Explore the rise of robber barons during America's Gilded Age, their influence, and the controversies surrounding their business ethics and monopolistic practices. https://t.co/5GdR0YmCnj ...