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Politics
Cornel West chooses radical BLM activist as his presidential running mate
A left-wing professor who says that “virtually everything is racist” has been selected as the running mate of People’s Party…
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Science and Technology
Chlamydia vaccine shows promising results in phase 1 clinical trial
“An early-stage clinical trial yielded promising results for a chlamydia vaccine,” reports NBC News: There is currently no vaccine to…
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Education
Law school scholarship excludes heterosexual males, triggering Title IX complaint
“Quinnipiac University School of Law is facing a federal civil rights complaint for a scholarship only open to women and…
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Law and Government
Man poisons colleague, tries to kill her, gets nothing more than probation, due to left-wing DA’s office
A man who attempted to murder a colleague by poisoning her — probably leaving her with permanent health problems and…
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Law and Government
Prison abolitionist threatens to kill mayor and city council members in public speech
A prominent far-left “activist threatened to kill city council members at their own homes during a speech on April 10.…
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Law and Government
Biden budget contains massive tax increases, unsustainable spending
President Biden’s proposed 2025 budget contains massive tax increases to pay for “numerous new and expanded government programs that would…
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Foreign Affairs
Gay marriage advances in Thailand in 400-to-15 parliamentary vote
The lower house of Thailand’s parliament has voted to pass a law recognizing gay marriages, by an overwhelming 400-to-15 margin.…
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Education
Lecturer who allegedly called Jewish students ‘colonizers’ and segregated them sues Stanford for terminating him
“A former Stanford University instructor who allegedly put Jewish students in a corner during a class exercise filed a lawsuit…
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Education
Three Ivy League universities reinstate SAT requirement
“Brown University this week become the third Ivy League institution in the span of about one month to reinstate its…
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Science and Technology
America has a record number of bees, due to almond pollination and a Texas tax break
“After almost two decades of relentless colony collapse coverage …. America’s honeybee population has rocketed to an all-time high. We’ve…
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Unyielding
Pensions gobble up one-fifth of the Illinois state budget
“Look at how much of the Illinois state budget is gobbled up by employee pensions, $10.1 billion of $53 billion,”…
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Education
Biden Title IX changes threaten free speech and due process, legal experts say
“Pending Title IX changes threaten free speech and due process, according to several legal experts,” reports The College Fix, describing…
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Law and Government
Michigan lost $1 million of liquor, yet progressive officials want the government to run grocery stores
Some progressive officials want cities to have government-run grocery stores. Chicago’s Democratic mayor thinks it would be “innovative” to have…
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Unyielding
Drone swarms could replace farm workers
“The fruits and vegetables you eat may soon be cultivated and processed by an army of drones and robots, some…
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Science and Technology
Patient given a new 3D-printed windpipe; medical advance may help people suffering from organ shortages
In a major medical advance, a 3D-printed organ has been transplanted into a patient. A Korean patient is now breathing…
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Education
Professor suspended for criticizing college’s ‘woke dysphoria’ settles lawsuit
“A professor suspended two years ago after criticizing ‘woke dysphoria’ has reached a settlement with Concordia University Wisconsin,” reports The…
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Foreign Affairs
Asian antelope declared extinct in Bangladesh is now making a comeback
Bangladesh is one of the world’s most crowded countries, with a density of 3,441 people per square mile — much…
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Education
Males are barred from medical scholarship
Colleges sometimes assume that Title IX only protects women, which can lead them to adopt policies that illegally discriminate against…
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Law and Government
Federal health agencies spend millions on microaggressions, intersectionality, gender-affirmation, and indigenous knowledge
More than $3 million of your tax dollars have been spent on funding a project to study microaggressions against “black…
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Education
UCLA forces students to participate in woke prayer by pro-Hamas, anti-science, anti-white radical
“During a mandatory ‘structural racism’ class at UCLA medical school, a pro-Hamas guest speaker led students in chants of ‘Free,…
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Education
Pro-Hamas protesters shut down Congressman’s speech, University of Maryland president calls it ‘democracy’ in action
Pro-Hamas protesters “shut down a Democratic” Congressman’s speech at the University of Maryland, and the school’s president praised it as…
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Education
Harvard is infested with mice and rats. One defecated in a student’s backpack.
If you attend Harvard, a rat may poop in your backpack. “The next morning, my roommate — after we first…
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Education
University of California accused of segregation after banning whites from community farm on Saturdays
In California, the concept of “food justice” can include illegal discrimination against white people. “The University of California at Berkeley…
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Science and Technology
Brazil will release millions of bacteria-infected mosquitoes to fight dengue fever
Faced with a quadrupling of dengue fever cases, which result in agonizing pain, Brazil will release millions of bacteria-infected mosquitoes…
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Foreign Affairs
Sudan faces famine as tens of thousands starve to death
Sudan could be the breadbasket of Africa. But due to civil war, it is a place where tens of thousands…
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Science and Technology
England now has more giant redwoods than California
“Giant redwoods – the world’s largest trees – are flourishing” in England, reports the BBC. There are now more of…
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Law and Government
Criminals randomly attack women in New York City, thanks to criminal justice reform
Thanks to “bail reform,” criminals in New York State are released over and over again after committing certain violent crimes,…
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Law and Government
Biden administration botches financial aid applications for millions of students
The U.S. Department of Education announced that it has discovered yet another “calculation error that caused the wrong information for…
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Education
Myths about low teacher pay cause shortages of math and science teachers
The average teacher salary is over $70,000 per year, but most Americans assume teachers are paid far less. The typical…
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Business
Genetic engineering in China leads to corn yield breakthrough
China once had difficulty feeding itself. Tens of millions of Chinese died in famines in the early and mid-20th Century.…
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Education
Harvard library book was bound with human skin
“A book in Harvard University’s library no longer is bound with the skin of a human being,” reports The College…
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Law and Government
‘Biden’s Corporate Welfare Bonanza’
President Biden “signed into law three massive bills handing out hundreds of billions of dollars of narrow tax breaks and…
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Foreign Affairs
Canada had the ‘most polluted’ air on continent due to Trudeau’s bungled wildfire response
“Canada had the most polluted air in 2023 of any North American country, according to a new air quality report.…
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Politics
Left-wing presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. names left-wing Democratic donor as vice presidential nominee
Left-wing independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “has named far left Democrat donor and activist Nicole Shanahan as his”…
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Education
George Floyd scholarship is racially discriminatory, federal complaint says
“North Central University’s George Floyd scholarship violates federal civil rights law because it is only open to black students,” according…
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Business
Robot saves Dutch tulip fields by spotting diseased flowers early
“Theo works weekdays, weekends and nights and never complains about a sore spine despite performing hour upon hour of what,…
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