Labour supporters try to demonstrate that the UK can stay in the EU's single market and still deprivatize industries.

It is insufficient for states to demand ISPs respect net neutrality only for the state as customer. They must deal only with ISPs that do this for all customers.

Two Labour MPs argue that progressives in Britain should support accepting EU trade rules.

Their arguments make sense, but there's another issue they did not raise: these trade rules act as business-supremacy treaties. They go further than the World Trade Organization, which in itself is so harmful to democracy that we should aim to abolish it.

Shrinking the Grand Staircase-Escalante national monument would threaten fields of dinosaur fossils.

These fields could be strip-mined if the saboteur-in-chief gets his way.

There are vacant seats in the Wisconsin legislature. Now that Governor Walker has seen that people are likely to elect Democrats, he has decided not to hold the required special elections to fill those seats.

Walker's career has been marked with cheating and the Republicans are heavily involved in voter-suppression.