Corporations like having healthcare linked to employment. They like having people held captive in jobs they hate for fear that they’ll lose their health coverage.*

And other reasons why big companies will fight to the death — their workers' death — against any plan that will assure those workers get medical care.

Two NPR journalists smeared Sanders with FUD, falsifying the views of American voters (about Sanders, about issues) just as servants of plutocracy usually do.

In the late 1990s I noticed that NPR journalists frequently attacked President Clinton from the right. My dismay developed into disapproval and I stopped listening to NPR news.

*[MIT statisticians'] New Study Finds No Evidence of OAS Fraud Claims, "Very Likely" Evo Morales Won Bolivia’s October Elections in the First Round.*

A UK court ruled that building an additional runway for Heathrow Airport is illegal because it conflicts with the UK's commitment to reduce CO2 emissions.

*For first time it seems impact of human activity has outweighed holy grail of economic growth.*

Most of the Democratic Party's "superdelegates", those who will vote at the convention but are not selected by voters, seem to want to block Sanders from running at any cost — even the destruction of the Democratic Party.

Some "moderate" Democrats openly tell the public to like it or lump it, if that happens.

*DNC Superdelegate Promoting Brokered Convention Is a Significant GOP Donor, Health Care [business] Lobbyist.*