The troll threatened a military intervention in Venezuela.

That's more aggressive than Dubya, who organized a coup attempt. It was defeated because the people stood firm for Chavez.

I don't know what would happen now, but if Republicans intervene they are surely up to no good.

The troll's FCC saboteur, Ajit Pai, is trying to resuscitate an obsolete rule to allow Sinclair to become a nationwide extremist network.

Privatizing or outsourcing government services makes those services unaccountable, inviting bad service and even injustice.

This is one of the reasons why privatization of government services should not be allowed, unless it gives the public access to a truly competitive market.

If the UK exits the EU, will it be able to pass a law so it can cancel unjust privatization contracts without paying penalties?

The latest Wells Fargo cheating scandal: it signed home mortgage customers up to a warranty service without telling them, let alone getting their approval.

Digital systems to keep track of which who in North Carolina had already voted malfunctioned in the 2016 election.

Some accuse Russian interference. Perhaps it was that, but other suspects are possible, too. We may never know the real cause of this, but we know a way to avoid it: use paper for these records.