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Hans Bader

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

India launches massive HPV vaccination program by Hans Bader

India launches massive HPV vaccination program

Hans Bader March 26, 2026
Over a thousand people were killed by drones in Haiti by Hans Bader

Over a thousand people were killed by drones in Haiti

Hans Bader March 25, 2026
Anti-obesity drugs will get much cheaper in many countries by Hans Bader

Anti-obesity drugs will get much cheaper in many countries

Hans Bader March 24, 2026
Major museum is going 3D by Hans Bader

Major museum is going 3D

Hans Bader March 22, 2026
Child deaths fall by 8 million by Hans Bader

Child deaths fall by 8 million

Hans Bader March 22, 2026
Travelers diarrhea vaccine invented by Hans Bader

Travelers diarrhea vaccine invented

Hans Bader March 21, 2026
Chile eliminates leprosy by Hans Bader

Chile eliminates leprosy

Hans Bader March 21, 2026
Condors are finally breeding in the wild in northern California by Hans Bader

Condors are finally breeding in the wild in northern California

Hans Bader March 21, 2026
Stem cell therapies for Parkinson’s disease and heart failure approved in Japan by Hans Bader

Stem cell therapies for Parkinson’s disease and heart failure approved in Japan

Hans Bader March 20, 2026
Sodium-cooled nuclear reactor approved for construction in Wyoming by Hans Bader

Sodium-cooled nuclear reactor approved for construction in Wyoming

Hans Bader March 18, 2026
Two countries receive anti-AIDS drug by Hans Bader

Two countries receive anti-AIDS drug

Hans Bader March 17, 2026
Rabies cases fall by 12,000 in India, due to fewer dog bites by Hans Bader

Rabies cases fall by 12,000 in India, due to fewer dog bites

Hans Bader March 16, 2026
Bearded vultures return to the Alps, a century after being hunted to extinction in the wild by Hans Bader

Bearded vultures return to the Alps, a century after being hunted to extinction in the wild

Hans Bader March 16, 2026
Scientists produce a tomato that smells like buttered popcorn by Hans Bader

Scientists produce a tomato that smells like buttered popcorn

Hans Bader March 14, 2026
Court strikes down Section 8 housing mandate, casting doubt on similar Virginia law by Hans Bader

Court strikes down Section 8 housing mandate, casting doubt on similar Virginia law

Hans Bader March 12, 2026
Remote work boosts fertility by Hans Bader

Remote work boosts fertility

Hans Bader March 12, 2026
Forced labor declines by Hans Bader

Forced labor declines

Hans Bader March 11, 2026
Investment is growing again in South Africa, as deregulation offsets corruption and high crime by Hans Bader

Investment is growing again in South Africa, as deregulation offsets corruption and high crime

Hans Bader March 10, 2026
First child born using womb transplant from dead donor in England by Hans Bader

First child born using womb transplant from dead donor in England

Hans Bader March 9, 2026
Stem cells fix spina bifida brain abnormality by Hans Bader

Stem cells fix spina bifida brain abnormality

Hans Bader March 7, 2026
Oil production massively expanded, even when oil prices fell by Hans Bader

Oil production massively expanded, even when oil prices fell

Hans Bader March 7, 2026
Desert is being turned into sea by Hans Bader

Desert is being turned into sea

Hans Bader March 6, 2026
The wood stork is no longer endangered by Hans Bader

The wood stork is no longer endangered

Hans Bader March 5, 2026
Sugar prices fall, as anti-obesity drugs result in people eating less sweets by Hans Bader

Sugar prices fall, as anti-obesity drugs result in people eating less sweets

Hans Bader March 4, 2026
Fewer people are working the night shift by Hans Bader

Fewer people are working the night shift

Hans Bader March 4, 2026
Pakistan now in ‘open war’ with Afghanistan by Hans Bader

Pakistan now in ‘open war’ with Afghanistan

Hans Bader March 1, 2026
Papa John’s will close hundreds of stores by Hans Bader

Papa John’s will close hundreds of stores

Hans Bader February 28, 2026
College students can’t read assigned texts by Hans Bader

College students can’t read assigned texts

Hans Bader February 28, 2026
Woolly rhino genome found in mummified wolf puppy’s stomach by Hans Bader

Woolly rhino genome found in mummified wolf puppy’s stomach

Hans Bader February 28, 2026
Convicted criminal with long history of arrests allegedly stabs woman to death in Fairfax County by Hans Bader

Convicted criminal with long history of arrests allegedly stabs woman to death in Fairfax County

Hans Bader February 27, 2026
Electing Republican prosecutors saves lives by reducing gun violence deaths by Hans Bader

Electing Republican prosecutors saves lives by reducing gun violence deaths

Hans Bader February 27, 2026
Cheetahs return to India by Hans Bader

Cheetahs return to India

Hans Bader February 26, 2026
Elephant seals grow in number in South Africa by Hans Bader

Elephant seals grow in number in South Africa

Hans Bader February 25, 2026
China will eliminate tariffs on most African nations by Hans Bader

China will eliminate tariffs on most African nations

Hans Bader February 24, 2026
Organ transplants rise, but 90,000 Americans still wait for a kidney by Hans Bader

Organ transplants rise, but 90,000 Americans still wait for a kidney

Hans Bader February 21, 2026
Judge lets Stanford newspaper sue Trump administration for violating international students’ right to free speech by Hans Bader

Judge lets Stanford newspaper sue Trump administration for violating international students’ right to free speech

Hans Bader February 19, 2026
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