Canadians: call on the NDP to push the Liberal Party for hearings on adopting a wealth tax.

That's part of what needs to be done to compensate for rich Canadians' long campaign to spread poverty in Canada.

But don't limit your resentment only to the well-off who can afford a second home. Really rich people deserve it a lot more.

Sanders still refuses to cut the 3.5 trillion wealth-redistribution compromise any further.

A rally for the wrecker and his Big Lie was widely announced, but under a hundred people joined in.

Author Greg Palast points out that larger rallies by progressives are often ignored.

An apology alone is not enough for the US to do after killing an Afghan family in a drone attack.

I think the US needs to consult with Afghans about the Afghan ways to make amends for unintentional killings. Following Afghan culture is likely to satisfy Afghans' sense of justice.

Major US accounting companies use the "revolving door" to get their lawyers into the Treasury Department, where they alter US policies to benefit the big companies those accounting companies work for.

The article explains that this can be illegal, but the facts would be hard to prove.

In addition to the measures mentioned in the article, I think that breaking up each of the large accounting firms into many smaller ones could reduce the effectiveness of this corruption.