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Business
Huge source of hydrogen discovered in Albania
Albania is famous for having been ruled by a xenophobic communist tyrant for over 40 years. Fearing an invasion that…
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Law and Government
Could Trump be President while imprisoned?
Boston mayor James Michael Curley governed his city from jail after he was convicted. Could Donald Trump do likewise? Professor…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court unanimously rules Trump can stay on the ballot
Today, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Donald Trump can stay on the 2024 presidential ballot, overturning a 4-to-3 ruling…
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Law and Government
Murder rate declined dramatically in Italy, unlike the United States, in recent years
America’s murder rate has risen a lot since 2014 (the Ferguson Effect) and also has risen since 2019 (murder spiked…
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Education
Researchers have powerful incentives to ‘find’ racism, even in places where it doesn’t exist
Academics have powerful incentives to find the existence of racial discrimination in the criminal justice system, even in places where…
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Science and Technology
Reforestation offset the effects of global warming in the southeastern United States
In America’s southeast, except for most of Florida and Virginia, “temperatures have flatlined, or even cooled,” due to reforestation, even…
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Education
Universities’ land acknowledgments distort history, scholars say
Many colleges have issued formal “land acknowledgments” recognizing the American Indian tribes that once lived on their land. But those…
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Economy
Cosmetic surgery costs less because government doesn’t subsidize it or mandate its inclusion in health insurance plans
Most medical procedures have gotten more costly over time, but not cosmetic surgery. Its inflation-adjusted cost has actually gone down,…
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Unyielding
Record low turnout in Iranian elections after even hardliners were barred from running for being too moderate
Yesterday, most Iranians didn’t even bother to vote in the country’s sham elections. Only about a quarter showed up at…
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Foreign Affairs
Chad publicly murders opposition leader, in what gullible U.S. media call ‘gun battle’
The African nation of Chad has publicly murdered a key opposition leader in advance of sham elections that will reelect…
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Media
Google systemically makes false claims and generates false images through artificial-intelligence tool Gemini
Google’s artificial-intelligence tool Gemini “produced illustrations with historical inaccuracies,” reports NBC News. Google’s Gemini “created images” of “nonwhite Founding Fathers…
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Education
Lots more plagiarism by the DEI ruling class
Many college DEI officials have committed large-scale plagiarism. At the National Review, Madeleine Kearns notes that Free Beacon reporter Aaron…
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Science and Technology
Study debunks claim that ‘gender-affirming care’ lowers youth suicide rate
“A recent study destroys the left’s claim that indulging so-called ‘gender-affirming care’ helps reduce suicides in youths. According to this…
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Law and Government
Illinois has highest sales and property taxes in Midwest, lots of unfunded pension obligations
Illinois should have low tax rates, due to its inherited good fortune and historically large tax base. Back before Illinois…
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Education
‘Harassment’ policies are the major cause of campus censorship, report finds
Over the years, campus rules against racial or sexual harassment have been used to charge “students and campus newspapers ……
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Science and Technology
World’s coral reefs are more plentiful than previously thought.
“High-resolution satellite maps show that coral reefs cover an area of ocean larger than New Mexico,” reports Bloomberg News. That’s…
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Law and Government
Virginia budget amendment could lead to lawsuits seeking many inmates’ release
On February 22, Virginia’s progressive House of Delegates removed language from the state’s proposed budget that limited early releases of…
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Law and Government
Billy clubs are protected by the Second Amendment, judge rules; Court ruling strikes down California law against them
A federal judge in San Diego has ruled that billy clubs are protected by the Second Amendment. The ruling was…
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Unyielding
Uber Eats to begin robot deliveries in Japan
Self-controlled robots will soon be delivering food on the streets of Tokyo. Starting next month, Uber Eats will use robots…
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Foreign Affairs
Slavery follows looting in African country as its economy collapses
When people are too poor to loot, they may be enslaved instead. Sudan, one of Africa’s largest countries, is in…
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Science and Technology
Academic journal views pro-life ties as conflict of interest, but not funding from pro-abortion groups
An academic journal is retracting studies by anti-abortion researchers, claiming that their ties to groups that oppose abortion is a…
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Politics
Nikki Haley has massive lead over Biden in polls; Trump doesn’t
In a recent reliable poll, Trump is in a virtual dead heat with Joe Biden, while Nikki Haley leads Biden…
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Education
College rehires Christian biology professor it fired who taught that sex is determined by chromosomes
The College Fix reports that “St. Philips College has agreed to rehire a Christian biology professor after he filed a…
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Media
Conservative news media suffer massive loss of readers; liberal media suffer less
Yesterday, TheRighting released traffic analysis for conservative media, showing their readerships have generally declined more since 2020 than liberal media…
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Education
Virginia bans legacy admissions to public colleges and universities
The Virginia state legislature has passed a bill that bans public universities from giving preference to legacy students and donors’…
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Unyielding
Great Salt Lake may hold solution to America’s lithium needs
“America’s biggest saltwater lake may hold a key to the country’s energy future,” reports the Wall Street Journal, providing the…
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Law and Government
Group fights to improve dishwashers and washing machines by getting rid of harmful regulations
Dishwashers and washing machines take much longer to run than they used to, and get clothes and dishes less clean,…
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Science and Technology
Vaccine protects against agonizing disease spreading into Florida
Dengue fever — a tropical disease so painful it is also known as “breakbone fever” — has spread into parts…
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Science and Technology
Florida’s manatees rebound to record-breaking winter numbers
Florida’s manatees have rebounded to “record-breaking winter numbers,” reports Fox News: After years of dwindling numbers for Florida manatees, wildlife…
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Foreign Affairs
Greece legalized gay marriage
Greece has become the first Eastern Orthodox country to legalize gay marriage, and the first nation in southeastern Europe to…
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Law and Government
Disabled employee doesn’t have right to keep customer-service job while using racial slurs, court rules
A federal appeals court has ruled that an employer doesn’t have to keep a worker in a customer-service position, where…
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Law and Government
Virginia progressive legislators say they are ‘in profound solidarity’ with the state’s incarcerated criminals, seek to ‘dismantle’ criminal justice system
Killings and violence have risen in the U.S. over the last decade, as some government officials have come to sympathize…
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Business
Two billion tons of valuable rare-earth elements discovered in Wyoming
Wyoming has hit “the rare-earth mother lode,” says an article in the Wall Street Journal: The discovery of 2.34 billion…
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Foreign Affairs
African government blocks scholarship for LGBTQ+ people
Zimbabwe is a nation in southern Africa with more than 16 million people. Its government says it will block a…
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Law and Government
‘White civil rights advocate’ can’t sue for being called a ‘Nazi’
You can’t sue for libel or intentional infliction of emotional distress for being called a “Nazi,” according to a federal…
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Education
North Carolina police may be taught 68 different terms for ‘gender identity’
“North Carolina soon could be teaching its future police officers about 68 terms for ‘gender identity and expression’ as part…
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