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

Artificial intelligence creates new antibiotics that killed drug-resistant gonorrhea and MRSA

Introduction of wolves to Yellowstone leads to surge in aspen trees and more berries

World’s largest infected mosquito factory opens

Smelly city-funded grocery store closes after receiving millions from taxpayers

East Timor eradicates malaria, despite once being the most malaria-infested nation in Asia

88 percent of students at two leading schools pretend to have more progressive views than they actually have

China is building lots of cheap nuclear plants

Breastfeeding rises in many countries

Lithium supplements may help with Alzheimer’s disease

York College’s social work program purges the term ‘field’, calling it racist

Fur farming declines dramatically

Scientists make rhino horns radioactive to thwart traffickers in South Africa

Photo of the Day: My Grandfather Meeting the King of Libya

Central Washington University punishes student who called employees ‘incompetent’

77% of young people have brought a parent to a job interview

Gene therapy restores a man’s sight, giving him his life back

Startup begins work on fusion power plant to supply energy to Microsoft

World’s tiniest snake is found, 20 years after it went missing

Scientists Finally Identify Killer Microbe Behind Disease Killing Sea Stars

BP Makes Largest Oil and Gas Discovery in 25 Years

Japan builds state-of-the-art underwater earthquake-detection system

Robot taxis proliferating around the world, including the Middle East

Divorce rate is down

Egg-laying chickens in Sweden are cage-free, without any legal ban on cages

Sludge-filled river becomes thriving ecosystem

Rare beetle bred in captivity for the first time

New chemical process produces essential battery metals with no waste

Illinois legislature adds $11 billion more in unfunded pension liabilities, which will require future tax hikes

South Asia vaccinates the highest number of kids ever

Baltic ringed seal population increases five fold

Tires get better and cheaper

Some useful people are being deported, even as criminal illegal aliens remain in the U.S.

Virginia Governor Youngkin’s regulatory reforms saved $1.2 billion per year, cut cost of building a home by $24,000

Bureaucrats cause skin damage by blocking access to more effective sunscreens

Rents fall by up to 45% in cities that build more housing

Illinois legislators allocate $500,000 to a non-existent college, yet again

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