Miami cargo plane crash and America's decline
A deadly Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami is being read as one more sign of American decay, a bleak take for anyone counting on US infrastructure or institutions to hold up.
- An Amazon Prime Air cargo plane ran off the runway at Miami airport and into a parking lot, killing at least five people, with several more hurt.
- The crash lands amid a push to deregulate, which critics say puts corporate profits ahead of safety and basic upkeep.
- The US is splitting into a K-shaped economy: a billionaire can fly his daughter to top specialists for an experimental treatment, while everyone else waits.
- Political violence is now routine background noise — an armed man lunged at the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor at a county fair, injuring several people.
- Rural land is being bought up for AI data centers, and locals are pushing back.
Outlook: Without real spending on schools, health care, and infrastructure, the gap between America's winners and everyone else keeps widening.