Republicans and Democrats are equally opposed to the government's elimination of the weak FCC rules for ISP privacy.

"Robots & AI Will Likely Claim Your Job, Sooner Than You Think." The article predicts that 75% of Americans will lose their jobs by 2025.

The article mentions that 45% of working-age Americans are permanently out of work. That figure includes disabled people and people caring for family members; I don't think, however, that the fact that they don't have paid jobs reflects an economic failure. However, a substantial part of them have given up on finding work, and that is a real failure.

If the UK leaves the EU, it will in desperation allow the US EPA to regulate its food safety.

Even under Obama, the EPA had a tendency to surrender to business. Republicans are taking this to extremes. That's a danger to Americans, and if Britons don't cancel the decision, it will be a danger to them too.

Neighborhoods of poor people are often "food deserts", but non-rich people who remain in a gentrified neighborhood find it is a "food mirage" — the fancy stores no longer sell the staples that they can cook every day at home.

New Brunswick Becomes First Canada Province to Offer Free Abortion Pill.

This is very wise — considering the costs of each additional human being.