Thanks to the Corporations United decision, there is now a manual for any rich foreigners that want to donate to US political campaigns.

Many non-US-citizens have told me how unhappy they are that they can't vote in US elections, even though the results affect them greatly. But they can't use this method directly, becase they are not rich.

Almost 15% of Americans have recently faced food insecurity.

Several Venezuelan high officials, and relatives of such, are accused by the US of involvement in drug trafficking.

The people now running Venezuela seem to be corrupt and interested mainly in power and money. Naturally, many Venezuelans want to kick them out.

What is sad is that the likely replacements are corrupt in a different way: they want to sell their country to multinational corporations and would let the US government impse power over it. (Possibly some may also be corrupt in the same way as the current rulers.)

The new leader that Venezuela needs is an honest libertarian socialist, one that wants to fix the irrational policies such as price controls, and encourage local farms and factories with profits, while keeping the multinationals out.

The FBI has caught a "terrorist" who is so retarded he can't even tie his shoes. The FBI guided him for at least 3 years into an action he believed was an act of terrorism. Why didn't it lead him in the opposite direction?

Another "terrorist" sent money to a friend (or rather, an FBI tool who he believed was a friend) who said he had joined PISSI (against the suspect's advice).

Australians are resisting the census in reaction to the state's new policy of retaining identifying data.