Sanders and some Democratic senators have proposed a plan to rebuild, not privatize, America's infrastructure.

The ACLU is suing to overturn Kansas's law that requires voters to present either a birth certificate or a passport, or naturalization papers, to be able to vote.

Like all Republican voter-suppression measures, it is presented as a way to "correct" a problem that hardly exists at all, and was calculated to block legitimate voters that are likely not to vote Republican.

The bully agreed to meet Kim Jong-un for nuclear negotiations.

That's a relief. I hope for the best in these negotiations.

Sweden demands that China allow political prisoner Gui Minhai to meet with its diplomats and doctors.

Xi will not be afraid of Sweden's military or economic power, but these criticisms will have an effect on China's global prestige. Contrast this with the behavior of the UK, which visibly sucks up to China's money, or the US, which is so hypocritical that its criticisms have little effect.

Do-dirty has put UN special rapporteur Victoria Tauli-Corpuz on a list of "terrorists", officially to be spied on, unofficially to be killed.