UK’s ‘Cost Of Living Crisis’ Spirals

Wholly predictable outcomes are scarcely worth mentioning. But when it comes to pervasive inflation in advanced economies, every print demands attention. In our quest to document the developed world's bout with what, to citizens in rich nations, feels like acute price pressures, we shouldn't lose track of the fact that someone, somewhere, always has it worse. "Aging and Abandoned in Venezuela's Failing State," as published Tuesday in the The New Yorker, is a poignant reminder. That said, soari