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Foreign Affairs
Sudanese militia renews mass killing and rapes to drive ethnic group into neighboring country
This Spring, an Arab militia in Sudan, the RSF, engaged in a series of mass killings and rapes near the…
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Education
Professor assigns students ‘The Baby Jesus Butt Plug’ in world literature class
A California State University professor assigned students a 104-page book entitled “The Baby Jesus Butt Plug” this month in an…
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Social Issues
Record number of households have a gun
Over half of American voters — 52% — live in a household where someone owns a gun. That is the…
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Unyielding
Professor voluntarily resigns after saying she would have been ‘tempted to shoot up’ Israeli music festival
A Wake Forest University professor resigned after defending Hamas’ violent terror attack against music festival attendees in comments on social…
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Education
USC professor barred from campus after anti-Hamas comments were broadcast to millions
An economics professor at the University of Southern California is suspended from teaching in person after angry words to a…
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Foreign Affairs
Militias are enslaving people in Sudan to be laborers and sex slaves
In Sudan, Arab militias such as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are enslaving thousands of black men to be laborers…
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Foreign Affairs
Houthis seize Japanese ship in Red Sea after Biden shows weakness toward them and their Iranian sponsor
The anti-American, Iranian-backed Houthis control the northern part of the country of Yemen. Today, they seized a Japanese cargo ship…
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Education
Small businesses find many college graduates useless
A survey of small businesses shows some are losing interest in hiring candidates with four-year degrees. The survey of 70,000…
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Business
Italy bans lab-grown meat as investment pours into lab-grown meat production in other nations
“Lab-grown food may be the next great investment boom” and help the environment, too, reports The Telegraph. But Italy is…
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Law and Government
Flood of migrants causes sweeping budget cuts in New York City, including to police and schools
New York City has a taxpayer-funded right to shelter for all homeless people, including illegal aliens. As a result, New…
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Law and Government
Government largely gives up on recovering hundreds of billions of dollars in fraudulent COVID relief payments
The government has largely given up on trying to recover the several hundred billion dollars in fraudulent pandemic relief payments…
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Law and Government
Ban on approaching or videotaping hunters struck down by federal appeals court in Chicago
Courts have ruled that you can videotape the police, even if they don’t want to be videotaped. The federal appeals…
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Economy
Renewable energy project has 500 percent cost overrun
A much heralded renewable energy project will cost at least six times as much as its sponsors claimed — leading…
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Law and Government
College ban on ‘verbal forms of aggression … harassment, ridicule or intimidation’ is unconstitutionally vague, magistrate judge says
Yesterday, a federal magistrate judge in Fresno, California, recommended that an injunction be issued against a community college policy banning…
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Education
‘Diversity, Equity, Inclusion’ requirements for teaching and publications violate First Amendment
A magistrate judge has recommended that a federal judge issue a preliminary injunction against California’s “diversity, equity, inclusion” requirements for…
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Business
Two dozen toddlers sickened by lead in applesauce pouches
Hundreds of children may be experiencing lead poisoning. About two dozen toddlers in 14 states are known to have been…
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Law and Government
Court strikes down ban on town employees displaying ‘thin blue line’ flag while on town property
Can the government ban public employees from displaying the “thin blue line” (pro-police) flag, because it offends Black Lives Matter…
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Science and Technology
DNA nanorobots fight cancerous tumors by cutting off their blood supply
“In a major advancement in nanomedicine, Arizona State University scientists…have successfully programmed nanorobots to shrink tumors by cutting off their…
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Science and Technology
Floating desalination machines are powered by the waves
Many arid or dense countries, such as Malta, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates, now rely on desalinization to provide…
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Law and Government
Massachusetts town to cover up plaque showing land was bought, not stolen, from Indian tribe
It’s very offensive to some progressives to point out the inconvenient fact that much of the land transferred by Native…
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Foreign Affairs
‘Corpses on the streets’: Sudan’s RSF slaughters 1600 in Darfur camp for displaced people
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), an Arab militia, slaughtered 1600 people and injured 2000 others at a camp for displaced…
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Education
Student journalist: I was pushed, stalked at college pro-Hamas rally
“Students blocked a conservative journalist covering a pro-Palestinian walkout on Thursday at Princeton University, following her and covering her camera…
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Law and Government
Grand Central Terminal in New York closed as pro-Hamas protesters seek to get inside and attack the police
Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan was temporarily closed, and train service was suspended, yesterday after a mob of pro-Hamas demonstrators…
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Education
Jewish students blockaded from attending classes at MIT, by antisemites that MIT refused to suspend
Some Jewish and Israeli students were prevented from attending classes at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) by a blockade…
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Foreign Affairs
Ramaswamy proposes border wall with Canada, which could cost $80 billion
America’s border with Canada is much longer than its border with Mexico. And Canada is not the source of much…
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Science and Technology
Sea turtle nests triple in Florida
In Florida, “the number of turtle nests increased exponentially all over the state,” reports ABC News: While the entire state…
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Education
Northwestern University lab says internet must be communist to be ethical
A Northwestern University project defines an “ethical internet” as one where capitalism is gone, and envisioning instead an internet ruled…
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Education
Tuesday was Victims of Communism Day
On Tuesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that November 7, 2023, was the second annual “Victims of Communism Day” in…
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Politics
Abortion propels Democrats to victory in Virginia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Democrats rode to victory on the abortion issue last night. They not only held the Virginia State Senate, but took…
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Politics
Election on Tuesday in Virginia, Kentucky, and New Jersey; Polls show dead heat in Virginia and Kentucky
Elections are being held on on Tuesday, November 7, that will determine who is the governor of Kentucky, and which…
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Science and Technology
Virus used to cure deafness in new gene therapy
Yiyi used to be deaf. But gene therapy has cured her deafness, by using viruses to add genes to cells…
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Foreign Affairs
Kenya to get rid of visa requirement for visitors from other African countries
Kenya is a relatively prosperous and peaceful African country, so it historically worried about people coming from poorer, war-torn African…
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Law and Government
Progressive judges are gutting tax limits contained in state constitutions
For generations, Washington State had no state income tax, because of anti-income tax provisions in its state constitution. But the Washington…
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Science and Technology
China approves the world’s first flying taxi
People who want to look down on the skyscrapers of Guangdong, a densely-populated province in south China, will soon be…
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Education
Biden administration targets biggest Christian university, fines it $38 million
“Several federal agencies under the Biden administration seem to be targeting Grand Canyon University in retaliation for the school’s lawsuit…
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Law and Government
Hamas is far more efficient than New York City in underground construction and tunneling
Hamas was able to construct over 300 miles of tunnels in Gaza, with telephone lines and electricity, for just a…
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