Allowing US employers to make decisions about health care for their employees is a relic of the historical development of medical coverage in the US. It could be changed.

The article proposes a change in the way this funding is nominally structured, and nothing more; but there's another bad side effect of making each company pay for the health care of its own employees: it's an incentive to buy robots and fire employees.

I think should tax businesses based on their income, and use the money for (among other things) health care for all, whether employed or not.

Fossil Fuel Industry 25 Years After the Exxon Valdez: Still Reckless After All These Years.

The US has broken several commitments to Russia that it made to avoid provoking feelings of insecurity.

A WHO study estimates that air pollution kills 7 million people each year.

Irish thugs "forgot" traffic violations of officials including the national head of thugs. A journalist broke this scandal, and has been fired as a reward.