All Posts by Hans Bader

Hans Bader practices law in Washington, D.C. After studying economics and history at the University of Virginia and law at Harvard, he practiced civil-rights, international-trade, and constitutional law. He also once worked in the Education Department. Hans writes for CNSNews.com and has appeared on C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal.” Contact him at hfb138@yahoo.com

Langurs recover in Singapore, a very crowded place

Journalist uses artificial intelligence to find illegal mines, leading to bombings by the military

Could tea production move to the U.S. South?

Obesity continues to decline

President’s waiver of Jones Act reduces prices, expands access to American products, yields valuable information

Sweden’s economy grows after it turns away from socialism

The mysterious ocean

America and 18 other nations agree to free digital trade agreement

Despite Freedom of Information Act, agencies routinely withhold information, even information they used to make public

The mountain bongo returns to Kenyan forests

Tetanus eradicated among newborns prior to civil war

Malaria deaths fall 44 percent in Burkina Faso

Japan uses humanoid robots as baggage handlers

Asiatic wild ass makes a comeback in Mongolia

Earless dragon comes back from the verge of extinction in Victoria

UN mistakenly claims drones are causing most deaths in Sudanese civil war

Murder rate drops 40% in Jamaica, but remains very high

Australia eliminates leading infectious cause of blindness

World record set in producing fresh water from sea water

Sodium-ion battery production is growing

Weight-loss drug cuts alcohol abuse

Heat-resistant corals discovered

Mussels proliferate at Virginia Beach

Two million tons of lithium could be mined in the Appalachians

India and New Zealand sign free trade agreement

Drones strike country’s capital from hundreds of miles away

Internet access now feasible even in the most remote regions on Earth

Penn State may eliminate 49 majors

Artificial intelligence now does most of Google’s coding, reducing need for more software engineers

Robot sets world record for half-marathon

FDA approves gene therapy for a type of inherited deafness

Desalination helps farmers, prevents water shortage

Office workers swelter due to energy shortage

Przewalski’s horses go from zero to 900 in China

Eight thousand lives are saved annually by improved organ harvesting methods

Geothermal power expands and gets deeper

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