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Science and Technology
Shingles vaccine may reduce dementia
“A new study strengthens the case that the shingles vaccine might lower dementia risk. By using an age-based rollout in…
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Law and Government
Justice Department gets rid of harmful, legally invalid ‘disparate impact’ regulations
On December 9, the Justice Department repealed its harmful Title VI “disparate impact” regulations. Since their adoption in 1973, those…
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Foreign Affairs
Will immigration restrictions create prison-guard shortage?
Many states and countries have difficulty finding enough people willing to be prison guards. It’s not fun to be in…
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Photographers destroy fascinating endangered frogs
“A group of endangered ‘galaxy frogs’ are missing, presumed dead, after trespassing photographers reportedly destroyed their microhabitats for photos. Melanobatrachus…
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Education
English literature and English departments are racist, New Mexico English Department says
New Mexico State University’s English Department is deriding “the racist history” of English and its “subdisciplines”, in a recently-adopted “anti-oppression”…
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Business
European data privacy regulations harm medical research and innovation
Europe has something stupid called the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). It wastes huge amounts of people’s time to regulate…
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Education
MIT to close two of its main libraries to stem budget deficit
“The Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently announced plans to close two of its five libraries to address a $300 million…
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Science and Technology
FDA approves new drugs to treat gonorrhea
“The FDA has approved two new oral antibiotics to treat gonorrhea, the first new oral therapies for uncomplicated gonorrhea in…
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Self-driving trucks will be used to keep oil and gas wells supplied in Texas’ Permian Basin
“Aurora Innovation, a self-driving truck company, is expanding its operations in Texas. In 2026, it plans to launch a fleet…
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Science and Technology
Hundreds quarantined in South Carolina measles outbreak, as disease spreads due to declining vaccination rates
At least 126 people have contracted measles in South Carolina. 122 of them were unvaccinated, while three were only partially…
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Foreign Affairs
War between Thailand and Cambodia continues despite Trump’s ceasefire claim
“Fighting raged Saturday morning along the border of Thailand and Cambodia, even after U.S. President Trump, acting as a mediator,…
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Law and Government
Oklahoma Black Lives Matter leader charged with fraud and money laundering
“The leader of the Oklahoma City chapter of BLM was just charged by the Department of Justice with wire fraud…
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Liberty Unyielding may die, so archive any blog posts you want preserved
This blog may die soon, so if you blogged here, you should archive your blog posts at a free web…
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Business
Geothermal company uses artificial intelligence to discover big energy source
“Zanskar Geothermal and Minerals, a geothermal energy company, has discovered a commercially viable geothermal reservoir in Nevada using an AI…
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60-year-old palm trees flower for the first and only time in their lives
“Towering talipot palms in a Rio de Janeiro park are flowering for the first and only time in their lives,…
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Argentine free-market reforms radically improve terrible economy
It has been two two years since the free-market reformer Javier Milei took office as president of Argentina. Since December 10,…
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Wolves, bears and boars proliferate in Greece
“Wolves, bears, and boars are growing in number in Greece. A wildlife specialist referenced in the article credits milder winters…
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Law and Government
Virginia legislation could release dangerous murderers and tie the hands of the parole board
A bill introduced in Virginia could lead to the release of dangerous murderers who committed their crime as teenagers. If…
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Education
Bates College delays compulsory racial indoctrination for 3 years until Trump administration ends
“Bates College faculty have decided to postpone its ‘Race, Power, Privilege, and Colonialism’ requirement for three years due to fear…
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Law and Government
Giving away taxpayer money doesn’t cut crime or achieve the promised benefits under ‘guaranteed income’ programs
Giving people free money from the taxpayers doesn’t cut crime. That’s true even when the money reduces poverty among poor…
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Economy
What?? There’s a Christmas tree tax?
“Most people have never heard of” it, but if you buy a Christmas tree, its cost will be higher because…
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Economy
Manufacturing shrinks again as tariffs increase the cost of raw materials needed by manufacturers
“U.S. manufacturing activity contracted for the ninth consecutive month in November,” reports the Wall Street Journal. “Tariffs, which have increased…
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Education
Marxist indoctrination reduces lifetime earnings
“Two cohorts of 5th-graders in the Finnish municipality of Pirkkala were indoctrinated with Marxism. Their teaching included faux protests and…
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Chinese builds ‘Great Green Wall,’ yet sandstorms still plague China’s capital
“Since 1949, China’s forest cover has grown from 10 percent of its land area to 25 percent, partly thanks to…
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Science and Technology
Japan uses advanced technology to cope with rising dementia crisis
“Last year, more than 18,000 older people living with dementia left their homes and wandered off in Japan. Almost 500…
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Foreign Affairs
Drone kills 33 kindergartners, then returns to kill paramedics
“A drone attack by the Sudanese paramilitary forces hit a kindergarten in south-central Sudan, killing 50 people, including 33 children,”…
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Education
90% of college students think ‘words can be violence’, survey finds
90 percent of undergraduate students think that “words can be violence” at least “somewhat,” according to a recent Foundation for…
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Science and Technology
Antimatter production radically increases due to scientific advance
“Researchers at CERN have developed a new technique that can produce over 15 thousand antihydrogen atoms in just a few hours, a major…
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State Supreme Court Is Asked To Grant Chimps Human Rights
“An animal rights organization has asked the Michigan Supreme Court to hear its case that chimpanzees in an Upper Peninsula…
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Science and Technology
Gene therapy saves children from life of misery and death
“An experimental gene therapy has delivered promising results in a three-year-old boy with Hunter syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that…
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Science and Technology
Scientists extract the oldest RNA ever, from 40,000-year-old woolly mammoth; Life in the Ice Age revealed
“Scientists have successfully extracted and sequenced RNA molecules from a ~40,000-year-old frozen woolly mammoth—the oldest RNA ever recovered. RNA can…
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Law and Government
A Minnesota law unconstitutionally limits foster care removals of black kids, but not white kids
A 2024 Minnesota law discriminates based on race by making it harder for black kids to be placed in foster…
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Science and Technology
Company achieves self-sustaining nuclear reaction
“Valar Atomics has become the first company in the Department of Energy’s new pilot program to achieve a self-sustaining chain…
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Law and Government
Trump pardons Democratic Congressman indicted for corruption
“President Donald Trump announced he is pardoning U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, Wednesday morning, ending the congressman’s multi-year federal legal…
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Science and Technology
Deadly brain cancer survival times improve with ultrasound
“Researchers in Canada and the US have extended survival for people with glioblastoma, one of the deadliest brain cancers, by…
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Science and Technology
Mysterious black fungus from Chernobyl nuclear contamination zone eats radiation
“Mould found at the site of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster appears to be feeding off the radiation. Could we use…
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