A campaign in the UK to reduce the general level of sugar in foods.

US electric utilities are slamming the brakes on installation of solar panels, and homeowners are fighting back. I've heard that the same is happening in Spain.

Many homeowners would be delighted to disconnect from the electrical grid, and depend on their own solar power and their own batteries. If they use heavy equipment such as washing machines only when the sun shines, and leave refrigerators closed at night, it might work. However, some cities in California prohibit this: I'm told that in San Jose, a house with no electric utility account will be condemned just for that.

The Liberal Democrats in the UK are looking at a platform involving reducing the collection of data.

The incidence of hypoglycemia is highest at the end of the month, because poor people with diabetes have spent the month's money and can't afford food.

The solution is difficult if we accept as immutable that they can't get more money. However, Congress could give them more money easily enough. The problem is ill will.

Is America Ready for a New War on Poverty?

UK ISPs, by applying censorship, have made themselves liable for anything illegal that they do transmit.

I fear that the UK government will respond by immunizing them.