There is almost nowhere in Miami-Dade County that people on the sex offenders list are allowed to live. Many live in a tent camp, but now it is being shut down.

The article explains that the laws limiting where registered sex offenders can live do no positive good for anyone. What's more, many people on the list never threatened strangers in any way. Some did no wrong sexually to anyone — including those who had love affairs with teenagers, those who did sexting, and some who did nothing at all but pleaded guilty in a plea bargain.

The governor of Kentucky is taking over a school district; teachers say it is retaliation against them by taking the students hostage.

It is no surprise that a school district whose students come from poor families in bigotry-target groups is doing badly. It probably has very little money.

Malaysia's "fake news" is being used against an opposition candidate, who was the previous prime minister.

He didn't respect democracy all that well when he was in office, but his successor seems to be flagrantly worse.

The American Chemical Society is perverting the US legal system permanently in the attempt to make the science-sharing site Sci-Hub inaccessible.

The American Chemical Society is an enemy of science. Can we find a way to make the public condemn it as it deserves to be condemned?

The proposed implementation of the DARK Act, meant to prevent effective labeling of genetically modified foods, is to use bright, pretty images and not say "GMO".