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Law and Government
Two federal judges block Biden student loan bailout
“Two federal judges issued orders temporarily blocking President Joe Biden’s new student loan forgiveness plan” last week, reports The College…
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Science and Technology
Nation eliminates sleeping sickness
Chad is one of the world’s poorest and most backward nations, known as the “dead heart of Africa.” It has…
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Science and Technology
Giant pangolin spotted in country after quarter-century absence
A giant pangolin was seen in the west African nation of Senegal, after a 24-year period in which no pangolins…
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Foreign Affairs
High court of Namibia strikes down laws against gay sex
In the southwestern African nation of Namibia, the “high court in the capital, Windhoek, declared the crimes of ‘sodomy’ and…
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Economy
Bidenomics makes Fourth of July BBQ costs rise
“Joe Biden is wrecking havoc with our economy once again, this time by causing the costs of our Independence Day…
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Science and Technology
Plastic-choked rivers are being cleared using conveyor belts
Plastic-polluted rivers in Ecuador are being cleared using a system of conveyor belts that have the capacity to stop and…
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Foreign Affairs
Soup broth is damaging South Korea’s highest mountain
“South Korea’s highest mountain is facing environmental damage from an unexpected source – instant noodles,” reports CNN: The National Park…
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Politics
Biden: ‘A lot of young women are being raped’ by their ‘sisters’
In the presidential debate last night, Joe Biden claimed that “a lot of young women are being raped” by their…
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Business
Three states mandate ‘inclusivity’ training for cosmetologists
“Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont last month signed a law mandating that cosmetologists in the state receive training on how to…
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Foreign Affairs
Spain’s supreme court rules that kiss on the cheek was sexual assault
If a man in Spain punches a woman and gives her a black eye or a bloody nose, he probably…
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Law and Government
Slavery exists even after Juneteenth
Slavery existed — and continues to exist — even after Juneteenth (June 19, 1865). The Thirteenth Amendment banning slavery was…
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Business
San Francisco McDonald’s shutters after 30 years due to $20 minimum wage
San Francisco is one of the wealthiest places on the planet, and is thus able to tolerate higher labor costs…
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Business
Supreme Court will finally hear major business law cases this fall
Supposedly, one of the chief functions of the Supreme Court is to revolve disagreements among the lower courts about what…
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Law and Government
‘Vast Majority’ of payments were fraudulent in a $300 billion government program
The IRS estimates that fraud was behind 70-90% of the roughly $300 billion it paid out during the pandemic to…
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Law and Government
Court overturns town’s restriction on signature gathering at festival
The First Amendment usually protects people who gather signatures to put initiatives on the ballot, when the signature gathering occurs…
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Law and Government
BLM protester convicted for repeatedly ‘shouting into a bullhorn and blaring the bullhorn’s siren’ close to government employees he was following
Black Lives Matter protesters sometimes create deafening noise outside of private restaurants or retail establishments, or on public streets blocking…
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Law and Government
White House promotes communications staffer who called police ‘slave patrols’ and denounced capitalism
The Interior Department’s communications director — a Biden political appointee — is being promoted to work “on communications inside the…
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Foreign Affairs
Genocidal militia seizes key town in Sudan
“Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have taken control of el-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan state,” reports Al Jazeera:…
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Science and Technology
Cause of inflammatory bowel disease found
“A major cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) has been discovered by UK scientists,” reports the BBC: They found a…
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Education
Cornell medical student disrupts commencement, accuses university officials of ‘genocide’
“At the Weill Cornell Medicine commencement, a graduating student disrupted the ceremony and blamed the university for allegedly inciting ‘genocide,'”…
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Law and Government
Fauci concedes school closings were a mistake
In an interview with CBS News, Dr. Anthony Fauci has belatedly conceded that the extended school closures he effectively supported…
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Law and Government
Judges temporarily block Biden Title IX regulation restricting more speech and adding ‘gender identity’ to Title IX
Two federal judges have now temporarily blocked a Biden administration regulation issued under the Title IX statute, concluding that the…
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Science and Technology
Huge deposit of rare Earth elements found in Norwegian volcano
European leaders sometimes suck up to China’s oppressive dictator, Xi Jinping, partly because of how much resources China controls. China…
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Science and Technology
Wild horses return to Kazakhstan after being absent for two hundred years
“A group of the world’s last wild horses have returned to their native Kazakhstan after an absence of about 200…
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Foreign Affairs
Over a million people could starve to death in Sudan
Over a million people could starve to death in the Sudan if its civil war continues to block food supplies…
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Law and Government
Lawsuit challenges Biden Administration Rules that make dishwashers and washing machines worse
“The federal regulations that make dishwashers and washing machines worse are also illegal. So claim consumers from Texas and Louisiana…
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Science and Technology
Blood test saves people from cancer
A new blood test can detect which bowel cancer patients can receive lifesaving immunotherapy rather than chemotherapy, enabling them to…
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Education
Militants seize Cal State building, assault four people, inflict hundreds of thousands in damage
On June 12, “anti-Israel activists took over a campus building” at California State University Los Angeles, “barricaded themselves in, and…
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Science and Technology
Lung cancer drug radically increases survival rate
“Doctors are hailing ‘off the chart’ trial results that show a new drug stopped lung cancer advancing for longer than…
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Law and Government
Pill for postpartum depression is finally available
Postpartum depression — extreme sadness, anxiety or despair following childbirth — plagues up to 1 in 5 women. Some women…
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Education
College students’ private information is being given to a voting firm, in violation of FERPA, a federal privacy law
“Universities nationwide each year hand over students’ private information to a third-party vendor that reviews their personal data to help…
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Science and Technology
Lunar probe is first to land and take samples on the far side of the moon
Many lunar probes have taken samples from the Moon. But until now, none took samples from the far side of…
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Unyielding
Many colleges sued over antisemitism on campus
At least a dozen colleges and universities have been sued over antisemitism on campus, ranging from allegations that schools allowed…
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Law and Government
FDA cracks down on home medical tests that have revealed cancers and serious illnesses and helped cure ailments
“Doctors couldn’t help. They turned to a shadow system of DIY medical tests,” reports the Washington Post. These tests correctly…
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Science and Technology
Smart antibiotic kills dangerous bacteria while sparing the beneficial bacteria your gut needs
Gram-negative bacteria can cause a host of ailments, such as salmonella, pneumonia, bloodstream infections, and peritonitis. Now, scientists are coming…
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Education
College enrollment drops in Iowa as more young people pursue manufacturing jobs
Some high school students in Iowa have discovered that manufacturing pays better than going to college. That is contributing to…
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