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Good news on antibiotics, resilience, renewables, recycling
The free section of this edition of Fix the News says, “apologies, but we couldn’t help ourselves” and includes a cartoon we Americans might find of…
Nov 14
Government shutdown ends after a record 43 days
The bill ending the shutdown is the result of a deal that seven Senate Democrats and one independent made with Republicans.
Nov 13
Good news on global health, ocean protection, philanthropy
I’ll leave the free section of Fix the News to you.
Nov 7
Trump tariffs’ tough time at the Supreme Court
A majority of the Supreme Court justices seemed skeptical Wednesday of President Trump’s authority to impose sweeping tariffs in a series of executive…
Nov 6
Democrats' big wins in elections across America
The headline of The Wall Street Journal’s conservative editorial board reads, “Democrats start their comeback.”
Nov 5
'Drop dead': a 50-year-old headline still has something to say
One dog barking: An occasional column by John Dineen
Nov 4
The Supreme Court liberals’ differing approaches
Like many others on the left in the Trump era, the liberal Supreme Court justices “are in a generational and philosophical struggle over whether to…
Nov 3
October 2025
Good-news Friday: Hope, renewables, water, flamboyance
This edition from our friends at Australia’s Fix the News opens: “A landmark longitudinal study of 25,000 Australians over 14 years has found that hope…
Oct 31
Why is the Trump administration so vague?
Vagueness long has been seen as a clear divide between democracies run by laws and autocracies run by strongmen, leading U.S.
Oct 30
One dog barking: Trump's golden ballroom has friends at the Post
An occasional column by John Dineen
Oct 29
Health insurance sticker shock
Americans are seeing huge increases in their health insurance for next year as shopping season opens for Affordable Care Act plans in some states…
Oct 28
The ‘de-skilling’ of AI
“Will AI stretch our minds — or stunt them?” asks an article in The Atlantic by Kwame Anthony Appiah, a professor of philosophy and law at New York…
Oct 27
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