In the US, being accused of a crime and jailed can leave you in debt for thousands of dollars. Poor people who can't pay those debts can be jailed again for that (i.e., it is debtor's prison) and thus given even more debt they will never pay.

Since states expect that less than 1/10 of this debt will actually be repaid, it's not a serious attempt to collect money, but rather a way to repress the poor. We should cancel all these debts and abolish fees for all aspects of being accused of a crime or imprisoned.

The current low price for oil is the greatest market failure in history.

It is due to failure to make greenhouse gas emitters pay for the harm they do.

Megacorporations pay most of the world's bribes, and often the people who pay them are executives or high-level managers.

Australian immigration seems to have pressured Monica Jones to agree to be filmed for a TV program, on pain of receiving harsh treatment.

The US spent a lot of money for war but won't help Syrian refugees.

I think the US should offer funds for permanent resettlement of these refugees, not just to keep them alive in refugee camps, because that way the problem will be solved.