(satire) *Unhappy Nation Wonders If It Just Projecting 45% Approval Rating Of Itself Onto President.*

(satire) *Atlanta In Chaos After City Changes Names Of All Streets To "Maple Drive" To Distance Itself From Confederate Past.*

*The Former Democratic Senators Now Lobbying Against Medicare Drug Price Negotiations.*

I don't know any way to campaign against ex-senators. We can't vote them out of office.

*Chile president Piñera faces impeachment after Pandora papers leak.*

I don't know what Piñera actually did, but if he is caught in crime I will rejoice at his punishment.

This article, like all Guardian articles about the Pandora papers, equates "do something wrong" with "break a law". Let's take care not to incorporate that assumption into our thinking. I agree that tax evasion by the wealthy is unjust, as a general principle. But when they find lawful ways to dodge taxes, that is no to assume it isn't wrong.

The US Food and Drug Administration aims to reduce the amount of salt in many kinds of widely eaten foods.

This could save many lives. And it could set a crucial example of defending people from "market forces" that predictably do harm.