Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Catastrophic antibiotic threat from food

As with improper and excessive pesticide use, the abuse of antibiotics is mainly of concern when it affects national reputations abroad and related export earnings.

Lawsuit alleging Trump’s business interests violate Constitution can proceed, judge rules

The doors are now open for the Maryland and District of Columbia legal teams to start collecting sensitive financial information from both Trump and the Trump Organization.

Why we need to keep our super rich ‘occupied’

We don’t quite know yet how the current spotlight on taxing America’s wealthiest is going to turn out. But just getting to this point, counts as a significant step into a more just and equal future.

Trump University and Laureate International Universities

Trump has Trump University as an Achilles' heel, but the Clintons have LIU.

Look to the right for corruption

So why vote for a sleaze? Why choose lies and corruption?

NYT columnist misleadingly trashes the economy, to explain why people view economy negatively

Dissecting Economic Pessimism: Analyzing Steve Rattner's Perspective on Public Sentiment

American Democracy Down for the Count

This little summary just scratches the surface of Scandinavia, so I urge curious readers to Google away. But be forewarned. You’ll find much criticism of all the Nordic Model countries.

Biden’s first 100 days and the GOP’s first 100 days without Trump

Biden has a razor-thin majority in Congress and must keep every Democratic senator in line if he’s to get his plans enacted.

Former president of Peru commits suicide to avoid corruption arrest

Garcia told the officers that he had to call his attorney before locking himself in the bedroom.

The education policies Americans will vote on this Tuesday

Here’s how voters’ decisions could affect schools.