Maybe Charles Koch doesn't understand the science on which predictions of global heating are based on.

However, it is also possible that he's cynically playing a delaying game, abandoning one line of denial and taking up the next.

Abbott will grasp at any excuse to claim the world needs big new coal mines. Here's why those mines will not help poor and rural people in India get electricity.

I predict the next Abbott excuse: burning enough coal will end racism because the dust will give all of us dark skin.

Jeremy Corbyn shows how to get young people interested in politics: champion the changes people need and want.

Like Bernie Sanders in the US, Corbyn is criticized as "too radical to be elected". What's the use of getting elected if you won't even try to correct the major injustices? And what's the use of the Labour Party if it is "Tory lite"?

His views are not as radical as is really needed. For instance, he wants to keep energy prices down, when what is needed is to raise the price of fossil fuel.

Guber appears to have stopped displaying phantom cars, without admitting they existed.

PISSI captured a town in Syria, then disappeared 200 civilians.