English volunteers help the asylum seekers that are legally left destitute.

Former Egyptian president Morsi has been given an additional prison sentence, this time for "insulting the judiciary".

With this sentence, the Egyptian judiciary has just insulted itself. Morsi's policies as president did not respect freedom very much, but jailing people for "insulting" is never excusable.

Kirsten Lobato's murder conviction was overturned after many years of struggle. She was convicted after a biased investigation — not mere mistakes. Why do we not punish the thugs that act in such biased ways? That would do a lot to make this happen less often.

Thugs came to Andrew Finch's house because someone told them there was a hostage situation. He came to the door, unarmed of course, and they shot him immediately.

Homeless people in Houston are fined $500 if they put a tent under a viaduct. The city calls them "obstructions".