Delta Airlines has put 460 people on a list it won't sell tickets to because they have refused to wear masks while on board,

Refusal to wear masks spreads coronavirus, and the continued refusal of many Americans to wear masks will probably kill hundreds of thousands more. It is good that some organizations take firm steps to make sure people wear masks. Now stores and buses should start protecting their staff and customers.

In San Francisco, over 11 million square feet of office space is now vacant.

We need to convert that space into small residence for poor people to live in. They could have a microwave and a fridge each, rather than a real kitchen. This would enable all the homeless people of San Francisco to have a safe place to live and practice physical distancing. The rest of the space could be made into studio apartments and offered for rent at amounts working people can actually afford.

It shouldn't take much payment to the building owners to get them to accept, since otherwise they are likely to get nothing. Also, unused space should pay a higher real estate tax.

CIA sources say that the mysterious brain damage which has struct many US agents and officials could be caused by a microwave beam weapon.

If that is the case, wearing a simple grid of wires around the head could block the waves, and attaching a recording thermometer might provide as way to detect the attack. Purpose-built detectors might give more information about the waves.

The president of the US has been given enormous decree powers to use in an "emergency." Various officials have warned that this could be dangerous some day.

"Some day" could very well be in December or January, if the wrecker wants to prevent Biden's inauguration.

Adani, which wants to build more coal mines in Australia, used private investigators to study the private life of an anti-mine activist, and his wife, and his preteen daughter.

I suppose they were looking for some irrelevant scandal to distract public attention from the death that comes out of every coal mine every day.