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Law and Government
Democratic Senate leader proposes stealth $2.4 trillion dollar tax increase on red states
“Progressive states don’t want to bear the trillions of dollars in costs for building out their green electricity grids. So…
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Law and Government
Taxpayer-funded group asks government to crack down on landlords who don’t rent to tenants who previously were evicted
The ACLU and a taxpayer-funded group are “demanding a federal crackdown on landlords who don’t rent to tenants with eviction…
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Unyielding
Happy International Tiger Day
Today is International Tiger Day. Tigers are the largest cats. They live for about 25 years. They are primarily nocturnal.…
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Science and Technology
Shark bites rise on America’s east coast as shark populations grow
Sharks are growing more numerous on America’s east coast. On the south shore of Long Island, where some of New…
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Foreign Affairs
Artificial intelligence is now saving the lives of breast cancer victims
In Hungary, artificial intelligence is catching cases of breast cancer than radiologists overlook, enabling the cancer to be removed before…
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Education
Columbia University Press rejects book for not being anti-police
After initially acting like it would publish a book about policing, and then wasting months of the author’s time, Columbia…
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Foreign Affairs
Armenians targeted for ethnic cleansing through hunger blockade by Azerbaijan
During World War I, over a million Armenians were exterminated by the Ottoman Turks. After World War I, Armenia briefly…
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Business
Scientists develop new, more effective mosquito repellent, but the FDA will keep it out of the U.S. for years
“Scientists in Israel have developed a new kind of ‘chemical camouflage’ that could more effectively keep pesky mosquito bites at…
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Science and Technology
Doctors do first robotic liver transplant in America
Robots can fit in small spaces in people’s bodies that a surgeon can’t reach without cutting through living tissue, or…
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Foreign Affairs
Fish-man: Skin grafts made of fish scales save burn victim
If you visit Iceland’s Keflavik Airport, you may see a huge advertisement showing a shirtless man holding a baby. The…
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Law and Government
Court: White employee probably can’t be fired for using N word if black workers are allowed to use it
It’s not uncommon for white employees to be disciplined for using the N word at predominantly black institutions where black…
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Law and Government
Illinois deal with progressive union will cost taxpayers $620 million
Illinois’ rising debt and high unfunded pension obligations will get worse due to a costly deal between the AFSCME union,…
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Law and Government
Baby murderer getting taxpayer-funded gender surgery in California
Reduxx reports: A sadistic man who beat two of his own infant children to death is now reportedly awaiting breast…
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Law and Government
Federal subsidies spawn dormant factories with no workers able to work in them
Last August, President Biden signed into law the CHIPS Act, which subsidizes the semiconductor industry. But the law is failing…
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Law and Government
Shoplifters steal openly in San Francisco while being filmed by the media
Progressive criminal-justice “reformers” claim that “the shoplifting crisis” in San Francisco is “a myth.” But it isn’t. Shoplifters steal constantly…
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Education
Teachers union spends only 8% of member dues representing teachers, lobbies against school safety
Teachers unions would rather work for the Democratic Party than support policies that keep teachers safe. As the Illinois Policy…
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Foreign Affairs
Afghan government burns musical instruments to prevent ‘music and corruption’
The Taliban who rule Afghanistan have just incinerated hundreds of musical instruments they seized in recent months in Afghanistan’s capital,…
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Foreign Affairs
Youth take highly addictive new drug, ‘kush’
Sierra Leone is a desperately poor country in West Africa that once experienced a bloody civil war in which insurgents…
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Law and Government
Killings rise among teens in cities like Baltimore
Killings have risen rapidly in Baltimore among teens, who are killing and being killed at a much higher rate. The…
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Education
Supreme Court justice collects hundreds of thousands of dollars while pressuring schools to buy her books
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has collected thousands of dollars by pressuring colleges and universities to buy her books. The…
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Law and Government
Major federal affirmative-action program struck down by judge in eastern Tennessee
A federal judge in Greeneville, Tennessee has struck down one of the largest federal affirmative-action programs in contracting, the so-called…
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Law and Government
Court reverses mother’s conviction for calling 10-year-old ‘fucking little snitch,’ ruling it wasn’t obscene, fighting words, or threatening
Some speech that is not considered obscene when spoken to an adult can be banned when spoken to a minor.…
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National Security
Confidential Biden DOD Memo Lets Many Transgender Troops Avoid Combat
When he took office, President Biden ended the longstanding ban on people who identify as transgender serving in the military.…
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Economy
Montgomery County imposes rent control; housing projects stop as a result
On July 18, Montgomery County, Maryland imposed rent control. Montgomery County has over a million people, so this will affect…
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Education
School system refuses to fire black teacher with history of misconduct, because of his race
The Portland school board recently voted not to fire a black teacher with a history of misconduct — because he’s…
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Law and Government
Inmate released early suspected of killing four women
Jesse Lee Calhoun “is a suspect in the killings of four of six women found dead earlier this year in…
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Law and Government
Millennials say it should be a crime to not use a transgender person’s preferred pronoun
A plurality of millennials say that it should be a criminal offense to refer to refer to a person by…
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Law and Government
House Appropriations Committee tries to stop funding wasteful California rail project costing $128 billion
Last Monday, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation approved a Fiscal Year 2024 budget that prohibits spending additional federal funds on…
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Economy
Minimum wage hike in West Hollywood eliminating some jobs
Some jobs are disappearing in West Hollywood due to a minimum wage hike. As an economist notes: “Wage hikes kill…
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Education
New York to pay almost illiterate education school graduates over $1 million each, as part of settlement
“New York City will pay up to $2,000,000 per person to minorities who failed an old teachers exam, saying the…
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Education
One-fourth of all history journal citations are inaccurate
About one-fourth of all citations in leading history journals are inaccurate, as three researchers discovered in a recent study in…
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Education
Fired black diversity official sues California college over policies that attack ‘whiteness,’ require minorities to be stereotypically woke
State colleges in California are so woke even some diversity bureaucrats can’t stand it. A black former diversity official is…
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Foreign Affairs
Man running through all of Africa is robbed, forced to stop running for two weeks
A British man trying to be the first person to run the entire length of Africa has had to temporarily…
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Unyielding
Meal of the Day: Penguin Eggs
When you finish cooking penguin eggs, you can see the yolks in the middle through the egg “white.” When penguin…
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Law and Government
America sets mass killing record in first half of 2023
Mass killings are rising as the punishment for committing mass murder has effectively gone down. Fewer murderers are being caught,…
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Foreign Affairs
Man threatens to burn South African parliament again if it doesn’t move to another city
A man charged with terrorism for setting a fire that badly damaged South Africa’s Parliament building last year said in…
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