In Finland, children don't start school classes until age 7. Before that, they play — sometimes freely, sometimes led by a teacher.

After that, there is no need to struggle to get your children into a good school, because all the schools are good.

Another key to Finland's great educational system is a very good welfare system that ensures that hardly any children live in poverty. That saves them from stress that could contort their minds later in life.

To a large extent, the cause of bad educational outcomes is (1) insufficient funds for the school and (2) poverty in children's lives. Thus, when the US and the UK construct excuses to put the blame on the teachers, the teachers are being used as scapegoats.

Wells Fargo bank is set up to systematically encourage cheating customers, and this has resulted it cheating for years.

8 suggestions for the next president to avoid climate mayhem.

The FBI inserted malware into thousands of computers based on an invalid, inadequate court order. The Supreme Court has already declared such orders valid for the future, which is dangerous to everyone.

Thugs shot and killed Keith Scott, apparently because he tried to pull a book on them (though they claimed it was a gun).

I hope someone throws the book at them now.