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Print This is the March 3, 2021, edition of the Essential Politics newsletter. Like what you’re reading? Sign up to get it in your inbox three times a week. In the early 2000s, a friend in Florida shared a wild story about a night she spent in a closed Publix supermarket, where she joined a volunteer cast of “shoppers” so that Michael Jackson could spend his birthday filling his grocery cart like a regular person. I thought about my friend’s surreal encounter last week when I passed through a temporary metal detector in a Washington, D.C., grocery store, shortly before a visit by Vice...

Welcome from the Groceries Code Adjudicator As the GCA, I am here to support suppliers who experience issues related to the Groceries Supply Code of Practice (Code) with their designated retailers. I have the power and authority as the independent regulator to effect change. But I must know what is happening; I cannot act if suppliers do not tell me. A major focus for me in these early days has been to develop ways to increase suppliers’ trust that they can raise issues with me and the retailers’ Code Compliance Officers (CCOs) in total confidence that their information will be treated ...

Even the most brilliant trained scientist haven't figured out how to do it in a way that creates more energy than it consu consumes. professor, meet mark. this professor admires his passion, but says it's primitive compared to the gigantic reactoreactor s physicists use now. still -- >> there's always a possibility that he could come up with some little trick that nobody else has thought of. >> i'm not saying i can figure it out, but i think it can be done and i could be instrumental. >> reporter: he's spent $37,000 of his own money and two years of his life to create this nuclear fusion react...

>> reporter: suppes has built a nuclear fusion reactor, a machine he hopes one day will imitate the sun's power and power our world. so what is the hope? what is the goal? >> the hope and the goal are that this will lead to a viable energy technology that will one day replace coal and oil. >> reporter: suppes' dream is not new. nuclear fusion has long been considered the holy grail of energy production. atoms are forcibly joined, releasing energy. produce enough, and you get suppes' dream. the problem, even the world's most brilliant trained scientists haven't figured out how to do it in a way...

Energy production. atoms join and produce energy. produce enough and you get his dream. the problem, even the world's most brilliant trained scientists haven't figured out a way to do it in that it creates more energy than it consumes. professor, meet mark. professor bob park admires his passion, but says a reactor is primitive compared to the sophisticated jai an particular reactors physicists use now. still -- >> there is always that possibility that he might come up with some little trick that nobody else has thought. >> reporter: you can figure it out. >> i mean, i'm not saying that i can ...