All Posts by Hans Bader

Hans Bader practices law in Washington, D.C. After studying economics and history at the University of Virginia and law at Harvard, he practiced civil-rights, international-trade, and constitutional law. He also once worked in the Education Department. Hans writes for CNSNews.com and has appeared on C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal.” Contact him at hfb138@yahoo.com

Bengal tigers are making a comeback in Bangladesh

Kamala Harris allowed ‘an illegal migrant rapist’ who committed prior acts of violence to be released from prison after just two years

Tobacco/nicotine use falls to 25-year low among teenagers

Malaria eliminated from Egypt after century-long campaign

Musk’s Neuralink gets accelerated FDA review for brain implant to cure blindness

Drones save lives in malaria-infested western Kenya

GAO report on school discipline ignores most relevant factors in school discipline

First baby beavers born in Hampshire in 400 years

Black politicians demand reparations from Britain, even though it spent heavily on eradicating slavery

Majority of advanced melanoma patients live for 10 years after receiving 2 immunotherapy drugs

New therapy treats severe autoimmune diseases, sending them into remission

Tim Walz has the lowest score of any governor on fiscal policy. Walz received an “F”

California Coastal Commission violates First Amendment in retaliating against Elon Musk

Brain implant lets people control Alexa with their mind

America is using nuclear warheads to power reactors

Chicago mayor forces out school board to enrich powerful union that ruined the city’s schools

Sea turtles are making a comeback in the Mediterranean, especially in Greece

Kenyan farmers are using artificial intelligence to produce much more food

Violent crime rises in Chicago as only 13% of violent criminals get arrested

North America’s most endangered bird is growing more numerous

Man receives world’s first eye and face transplant

Biden honors Jimmy Carter, who brought to power bloody dictators in Iran and Zimbabwe

Most of Sudan’s 50 million people are suffering from severe hunger

Chipotle’s new robots can peel avocados in 26 seconds to make guacamole

Civil Rights Commission falsely claims crime victimization rates are equal for different races

Long-lost butterfly returns to Pittsburgh

California bans plastic bags in supermarkets, which could increase the spread of disease

Great Pacific Garbage Patch could be removed in 10 Years, environmental group says

Chicago teachers were ordered to give passing grades to migrant kids who actually failed

Nasty tumor that kills sea turtles is diminishing

Lab-grown muscle launched into orbit for medical research

Lab-grown stem cells could be a ‘breakthrough’ for fighting cancers like leukemia and lymphoma

Common food dye lets scientists see through skin to internal organs

Records shed more light on abortive National Park Service plan to remove William Penn statue

Switzerland moves toward ending its ban on new nuclear plants

Rare sticky plant spreads in Scotland

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