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Foreign Affairs
Florida can import prescription drugs from Canada, FDA says
Today, the Food and Drug Administration approved Florida’s first-in-the-nation program to import prescription drugs from Canada, where drugs are cheaper.…
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Law and Government
Mob of over 100 looters smashes car into bakery, ransacks store
“A mob of over 100 looters purposefully crashed a Kia into a small bakery in Compton, Calif., before they flooded…
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Business
Rent control bill introduced in Virginia
A just-introduced Virginia bill, HB 192, would limit rent increases to “one percent over the Consumer Price Index” in places…
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Education
Not Every Teacher’s Salary Can Be At or Above Average. Yet Virginia bill would require teachers’ salaries to be at or above average, even in areas with low living costs.
In the mythical Lake Wobegon, all the children are above average. But in real life, half of all people have…
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Foreign Affairs
Murderous militia taking over Sudan, slaughtering ethnic group, raping women, looting the populace
Frankenstein’s monster has turned on its creator, in the African country of Sudan. Over a decade ago, Sudan’s military created…
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Education
Progressive professors and civil-rights lawyers blame plagiarist Harvard president’s resignation on racism
Harvard University President Claudine Gay was forced to resign yesterday after most of her meager published work turned out to…
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Science and Technology
Scientists breed flame-resistant cotton
Fire deaths have risen by 43% in the United States since 2012, and fire deaths per 100,000 Americans have risen…
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Law and Government
Murders skyrocket in Washington, DC; Highest death toll in 26 years; Carjackings double in a single year
“The nation’s capital recorded more homicides in 2023 than in any year since 1997, giving the District the fifth-highest murder…
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Education
Bates College has a toxic intellectual climate with little free speech
Bates College in Maine used to be one of America’s most prestigious colleges. It has lost some of its prestige,…
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Business
Farming robot uses artificial intelligence to kill 100,000 weeds per hour
Carbon Robots makes a weeding robot that thinks for itself to figure out how to remove weeds without harming crops.…
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Business
Company creates woolly mammoth meatballs, resurrecting flesh of long-extinct giants
“A mammoth meatball has been created by a cultivated meat company, resurrecting the flesh of the long-extinct animals,” reported The…
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Education
400-lb. student sues university because it didn’t let him teach physical education online
A 400-pound student is suing Wayne State University for $1 million for not letting him to teach physical education online,…
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Business
Drones make farming much easier; artificial intelligence will make drones far more useful
Drones make farming much easier and cheaper for certain types of farms, reports Bloomberg News: Early one recent morning in…
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Business
Best type of banana could be wiped out; Genetically modified bananas could prevent that
Fifty years ago, most people ate a variety of banana that tasted much better than today’s bananas. That variety of…
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Foreign Affairs
Hyper-regulated Argentina eliminates some red tape and regulations
Argentina was once one of the richest nations on earth, richer than Canada, Australia, and all but a handful of…
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Law and Government
Court rejects libel lawsuit of fan accused of racism by player and sports team
Courts can be very inconsistent about whether racism has an objective meaning or not. When someone calls you racist based…
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Education
Education Department investigates UNC, GMU over anti-Semitism allegations
The federal government has launched investigations of George Mason University (GMU) — Virginia’s largest university — and the University of…
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Sports and Culture
Adolescents with conservative parents are more likely to have excellent mental health
Teens who have “very conservative” parents are 22% more likely to have good or excellent mental health compared to teenagers…
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Science and Technology
Needle-free vaccines are coming
The Gates Foundation is funding needle-free vaccines. Millions of Americans avoid vaccination mainly because of the pain of being vaccinated,…
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Law and Government
‘I want all the white people dead,’ screams criminal before he stabs two girls. Criminal had 11 convictions and had recently been arrested
“A 36-year-old black man screamed, ‘I want all the white people dead,’ before stabbing two white teenage girls, ages 14…
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Economy
Unprecedented share of Americans own stock, fueling rising stock prices
The stock market is rather high and expensive right now. The price of stock in a typical company is a…
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Education
Left-wing students offer money to kill Jews, at San Francisco State University
Left-wing students offered money to kill Jews, at San Francisco State University. Joe Newby reports: How bad is anti-Semitism on…
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Education
Progressive event calls for participants to ‘dismantle the United States’
A progressive event featuring University of Minnesota professors called for “the destruction of the United States as we know it,”…
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Foreign Affairs
Christmas massacre in Nigeria
“The death toll is 140 and climbing after a series of coordinated attacks” on Christians. “They attacked 20 Christian communities…
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Law and Government
Criminal justice system is racially fair, meta-analysis finds
Anti-police progressives claim the criminal justice system is racist because blacks are incarcerated at a higher rate than whites. But…
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Science and Technology
Nuclear fusion lab makes critical breakthroughs, but is not set up to transmit power generated by fusion
“In December 2022, after more than a decade of effort and frustration, scientists at the US National Ignition Facility (NIF)…
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Law and Government
22-time convicted felon burglarizes homes while on parole for 19 armed robberies
“A 22-time convicted felon has been burglarizing homes” on Chicago’s “Northwest Side while on parole for 19 armed robberies,” reports…
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Foreign Affairs
Traffic deaths fell in most of the world, unlike the U.S.
Road deaths spiked in the U.S. after the death of George Floyd, as police pulled back from police stops of…
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Law and Government
Progressive journalists jump to conclusions about crime, which is still rising in some cities
Crimes in major urban areas are much higher than they were in 2019, and in some cities, continued to rise…
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Foreign Affairs
At least 500 people slaughtered in eastern Nigeria
Over 500 people were slaughtered in eastern Nigeria this week by marauding terrorists from neighboring Cameroon in central Africa. It…
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Unyielding
Lawyers argue about the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling booting Trump from the ballot
Experienced lawyers such as Liberty Unyielding’s Robert Franklin have criticized the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling booting Trump off the ballot.…
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Science and Technology
Brain implants restore cognitive abilities wiped out by traumatic brain injuries
Twenty years ago, Gina Arata was in her final semester of college, planning to apply to law school, when she…
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Economy
New York State lost more than a hundred thousand people in 2022-2023, as Texas and Florida grew more populous
“New York was one of eight states to lose population over the past year with nearly 102,000 residents — the…
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Foreign Affairs
Biden pays another ransom for Venezuelan hostages, encouraging even more hostage taking
“The Biden administration has secured a deal with Venezuela that would see the release of one of Venezuelan President Nicolás…
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Law and Government
Freedom is diminishing in most of the world, researchers find
The Human Freedom Index has been released for 2023, showing a continuing erosion in freedom worldwide. As the Cato and…
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Law and Government
Judge rules conservative legislators can be barred from being reelected for depriving legislature of quorum
In the past, Democratic legislators in states like Wisconsin and Texas walked out when the legislature was in session, to…
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