President Clinton accepted responsibility for contributing to massive imprisonment in the US.

I think he is mistaken in claiming that his law was an important factor in reducing crime. The crime rate fell in the 1990s because of factors such as removing lead from gasoline in the late 70s.

The British constitution, which consists mostly of traditions, has proved unable to stand up to the dishonesty-without-bounds of Bogus Johnson, who wields the Queen's authority, never mind that he isn't nominally a monarch.

It is not clear that a European-style president and written constitution would keep Britain safe. That did not keep Hungary and Poland safe. Likewise, the cheater is attacking the weaknesses of the written US constitution.

The bully's trade war with China ricochets and hits the Amazon forest.

This is a peculiar result, and I don't think it is a valid argument for "free trade" (that is, for business-supremacy treaties).

Washington, DC, is worse than all 50 states in regard to poverty for children.

A homeless musician in LA was murdered while he slept. Someone set his tent on fire.

No word yet on the motive for this killing, but it illustrates the fact that being homeless puts a person in many kinds of danger, not least destruction of one's meager property by official cruelty.