US nuclear reactor operators want to reduce inspections and conceal small problems.

Even if these small problems cause no harm to the public, the rate at which they happen is an indication of the state of maintenance and quality of the reactor.

Increasing the size of the Supreme Court may be necessary to overcome the power of five Republican-appointed justices that generally support plutocracy and oppose women's rights.

Enough gains in Congress would also bring the possibility of impeaching Kavanaugh for his attempted rape, and other personal actions (as distinguished from his ideology) that render him unfit for any political office.

Grading non-Republican senators for resisting right-wing judicial appointments.

Slowing these appointments down is useful even when it is impossible to block them, since at slow speed the Republicans may not be able to fill all the slots by the end of 2020.

How unhealthful eating practices have changed food itself as well as the way we consume it. China presents an indicative example of the transition to junk food.

The latest fashion in "victim's rights" laws in US states endangers the rights of the accused.