US thugs that get fired for misconduct typically have no difficulty getting jobs as thugs in other places in the US.

Germany's biggest electric company will split off fossil fuel generators to concentrate on renewable energy.

Right-wing Japanese officials are pushing denialism of forcing women from occupied peoples into prostitution, using one piece of questionable evidence as a false excuse to deny all the evidence.

In the UK, homelessness and destitution are becoming normal: people are starting to accept it as a permanent state of affairs which need not be corrected.

The same happened in the US in the 1980s; it is part of Reagan's legacy.

Chicago's schools lost 100 million dollars after banksters led them into a tricky financial scheme, telling them not to worry about the fine print.

The crucial point is that banksters had shortly before procured a state law to permit this sort of scheme. That's the way they work. All the "financial deregulation" laws of the past 20 years should simply be repealed.