Fighting with Russia in Syria would be crazy, but protests would do some good.

The big political argument being used against the UK's leaving the EU seems to be that multinational business will punish the UK for it.

What we see here is an example of the unjust domination of the world by business. Whatever issues ought to decide whether it is wise for the UK to leave the EU, "business won't like it" is not one of them.

What this says to me is that we must urgently take these businesses' power away from them.

One of the many ways they got this power is that the UK set out to attract international businesses by bowing to them and giving them extra power in the UK. And the Tories will certainly try to discourage them from leaving by bowing down to them even more.

Australia is paying refugees to move from Nauru to Cambodia, which might perhaps compensate for how difficult it would be for them to live there.

Neoliberalism's decades-long attack on public universities.

Amazingly, there is no federal law against gun trafficking.