US border thugs are denying Honduran refugees the opportunity to apply for political asylum, which is supposed to be their right.

Saboteur Pruitt has announced a cunning rule that studies of people's private medical data are off limits for EPA decisions.

Scientists condemn the rule.

To protect the endangered Mary River turtle without help from Australia's extractionist government, researchers have to raise funds by selling chocolate.

The relatives of Gul Rahman, who was tortured to death by the CIA, demand to know where his body is.

I have never sympathized with the inordinate attachment some people feel towards corpses, but I think they have a very strong case against the US for torturing Rahman.

Pompeo won't reject an invasion of North Korea, which would be expected to kill 30,000 to 300,000 US soldiers in the first few days. I expect that implies ten times as many Koreans killed.

He advocated overthrowing the Kim regime a year ago, but in his hearing claimed that he hadn't.

I would love to see the Kim regime replaced, since the replacement could hardly be worse, but that doesn't mean launching an invasion to do it is justified.