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Law and Government
Appeals court says restraining order can’t be issued against you because readers got mad and harassed person you criticized
Can a court issue a restraining order against you, because you criticized someone, and people who read your criticism harassed…
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Science and Technology
Woman receives sister’s womb in first womb transplant in United Kingdom
Surgeons have carried out the first womb transplant in the United Kingdom, reports the BBC. “The recipient was a 34-year-old…
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Education
College teaches that ‘remaining apolitical’ is a sign of racism
A course at a Maryland state college “is using a ‘Pyramid of White Supremacy’ to help teach students about diversity…
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Economy
Electrified cement could turn homes into powerful batteries, making energy much cheaper
Science.org reports that “electrified cement could turn houses and roads into nearly limitless batteries,” making energy much cheaper and more…
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Unyielding
By rejecting lockdowns, Sweden avoided a great deal of economic and educational damage, while maintaining low death rate
Public health “experts” claimed Sweden would be devastated when it kept schools and workplaces open during the pandemic, rather than…
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Law and Government
Feds admit having up to 5,400 Biden pseudonym emails, but fail to release them, triggering lawsuit
“The National Archives and Records Administration acknowledged possessing potentially up to 5,400 emails connected to then-Vice President Joe Biden’s pseudonym…
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Foreign Affairs
Leftist Nicaragua government seizes Catholic university, accuses it of ‘terrorism’
Nicaragua’s government seized the best university in the country from the Catholic Church, falsely accusing the University of Central America…
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Science and Technology
Scientists discover substance that whitens teeth and kills 94% of bacteria
Scientists have apparently discovered a gel that whitens teeth and kills 94% of bacteria. When scientists tested this hydrogel on…
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Science and Technology
Treatment for alcoholism cuts drinking by 90% among monkeys it was tested on
“A single shot — a gene therapy injected into the brain — dramatically reduced alcohol consumption in monkeys that previously…
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Science and Technology
Happy National Dog Day
It’s National Dog Day. It’s recognized as such by the New York State legislature, and is celebrated by dog lovers…
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Politics
Swing voters and independents think Trump is guilty, would prefer another person as Republican nominee
If a political party nominates someone most voters think is a criminal — including most swing voters and most independent…
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Law and Government
FEMA holds employee trainings on ‘white supremacy’ as over a thousand Hawaiians remain missing
“The federal government agency tasked with leading the response to natural disasters has its hands full as more than 1,000…
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Science and Technology
NASA scientist is ‘absolutely certain’ that life exists on Venus
Venus is the most hellishly hot planet in our solar system — even more so than Mercury, the planet closest…
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Education
University punishes club for saying men are not women; club leaders must attend LGBTQ+ training and submit DEI plan
A judge in Wyoming recently ruled that the First Amendment protected a sign saying that a transgender student who identified…
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Law and Government
Canadian court orders that conservative shrink undergo re-education at his own expense
“In Canada, you can now lose your medical license for calling a government official a ‘prick’, saying a plus-sized model…
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Education
Penn State gives discount to illegal aliens, while charging legal students from other countries extra
Pennsylvania State University gives illegal aliens in-state tuition, while charging legal aliens who come here lawfully on student visas far…
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Unyielding
Europe likely to accept genetically-edited seeds
Europe is hostile to genetically-modified organisms, but may be willing to accept one type that is less controversial: genetically-edited seeds.…
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Unyielding
India becomes 4th country to achieve a soft landing on the moon
India has become the fourth country to achieve a soft landing on the moon. CNBC reports: India staked a new…
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Unyielding
Mutant tomato could save harvests around the world
“Researchers have discovered that a mutated tomato breed, known to botanists for decades, is highly resilient against a notorious plant…
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Science and Technology
Mayo Clinic hires leftist race-baiter to train healthcare professionals in ‘racial equity’
“Robin DiAngelo, the author of the bestselling antiracist book, White Fragility,” has “insisted that racial minorities should separate themselves from…
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Education
University teaching assistant threatens to ‘rape’ and ‘murder’ conservative on Twitter
A teaching assistant at the University of Texas-San Antonio threatened to “kill” and “rape” a conservative Twitter personality, using a…
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Foreign Affairs
Saudi border guards slaughter thousands of Ethiopian migrants
Other countries are much less kind to illegal immigrants than America is. Saudi border guards have repeatedly fired “explosive weapons”…
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Business
Farmers are using electrical stimulation to boost their crop yield
Farmers are now “boosting crops with electricity,” reports the BBC: The translucent orange cubes jiggle temptingly under the grow lights,…
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Law and Government
First Amendment protects sign at college saying transgender ‘female’ student ‘Is a Male’
A federal judge in Wyoming has ruled that the First Amendment protects a citizen’s sign saying that a biologically male,…
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Law and Government
Laptop data shows Joe Biden used pseudonyms to pass inside information to Hunter
“Laptop data shows Joe Biden used pseudonyms to pass inside info to Hunter,” notes Ed Morrissey, citing a New York…
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Science and Technology
The curse of severe eczema may be coming to an end
“Doctors suddenly got way better at treating eczema,” reports The Atlantic: Up until a few years ago, Heather Sullivan’s 14-year-old…
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Science and Technology
Iraq is eliminating trachoma, a leading cause of blindness
Iraq has eliminated trachoma as a public health problem, reports the World Health Organization, making it the fifth country in…
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Education
University of Wisconsin tells students polyamory has many ‘benefits’
The University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee’s LGBTQ+ Resource Center recently promoted one of the “hidden gems” of polyamory: “petamours,” reports…
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Law and Government
Canadian woman gets 22 years in prison for trying to poison Trump and 8 other officials
A Canadian woman who sent letters containing homemade ricin to then-President Donald Trump and eight Texas law enforcement officials was…
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Education
Taxpayer-funded ‘inclusive science’ fellowship excludes whites
“White faculty are excluded from a National Science Foundation-funded “inclusive science” fellowship, in what one legal group calls a ‘blatant…
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Foreign Affairs
Joe Biden’s brother got tons of money from foreign sources
“A lucrative deal with a Chinese conglomerate was netting millions for James Biden, his wife, Sara Biden, the president’s son,…
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Science and Technology
Artificial intelligence is building highly effective antibodies to fight disease
Artificial intelligence “is building highly effective antibodies that humans can’t even imagine,” reports Wired: At an old biscuit factory…giant mixers…
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Science and Technology
Much less plastic is in the ocean than people assume, researchers say
The amount of plastic in the oceans is likely much smaller than people assume. “Estimates ranged from 50 million tons…
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Business
Lab-grown meat startup planning to sell pork sausages with faster production method
Ten years ago, scientists came up with the world’s first lab-grown beef burger. Now, “a Dutch startup is luring a…
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Science and Technology
Scientists grow watermelons during Antartica’s bitterly cold winter
At Russia’s research station in Antarctica, July brings perpetual darkness, and bitterly cold temperatures. But this winter brought Russian scientists…
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Law and Government
Revenge Porn Statute Doesn’t Apply to Court Filings
Revenge porn laws are sometimes so broad that if they applied to court filings — like graphic video evidence of…
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