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Suicide bomber kills 17 people
A suicide bomber detonated a bomb-filled vehicle at a police checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan today, killing at least 17 people…
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Beef exports to the U.S. increase from Paraguay
The landlocked South American nation of Paraguay is sending more beef to the US, but it hasn’t been allocated an…
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Armed groups unite to try to overthrow the Ethiopian government
Warring armed groups that killed thousands of people — and fought each other in bloody battles — have now united…
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Skyrocketing food prices lead to demonstrations
Sudan’s civil war led first to starvation and skyrocketing food prices, and now to social unrest. “Scores of demonstrators took…
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Former Kosovo president Thaci sentenced to 25 years for war crimes
The former president of Kosovo was found guilty of war crimes including murder, torture and illegal detention by a war…
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Murderer released, due to Soros DA’s failure to meet deadline
“In Travis County, the land of bonded-out murder suspects,” “a suspect managed to avoid murder charges through sheer sloth and…
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New cat species discovered in Bolivian cloud forest
“For the first time in a century,” researchers have discovered a “new species of wild cat previously unknown to science.…
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Critically endangered cubs born at Helsinki zoo
“Two critically endangered Amur leopard cubs have been born at Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki, marking the first birth of the…
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Trade war with Canada escalates
“Canada imposed tariffs of 15% to 50% on hundreds of products from the US on Tuesday, as Prime Minister Mark…
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Poison gas used in Sudan, violating international law
“Sudan’s authoritarian government built a secret stockpile of chemical weapons that senior military officials sought to conceal after chlorine bombs…
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Two workers pulled alive from tunnel 9 days after floods bury their region
“Two workers in Nepal were pulled out alive from a hydropower tunnel Friday, nine days after devastating floods swept the…
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Norway seizes Russian ship
This week, “Norwegian security services had been tracking a Russian research ship. It was cruising around Svalbard, an icy archipelago…
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Law and Government
Virginia mom gets 6-month sentence for letting 5-year-old walk to the pond alone
“A mom of five was convicted last week of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Her offense: allowing her…
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Education
‘Cash-Strapped Colleges Are Draining Their Endowments to Survive’
“A college endowment is supposed to last forever, supporting students, professors and research in perpetuity. Instead, many cash-strapped schools are…
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Social Issues
NIH-Funded Study Finds Puberty Blockers Failed to Improve Youth Mental Health.
“A taxpayer-funded study of children and young adults taking puberty blockers and hormone treatments found no improvement in youth mental…
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Education
Trump administration may end ABA’s control over America’s law schools
“The American Bar Association, which for many years was the lone accreditor of law schools in the U.S., may lose…
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European wildfires detonate bombs and mines
“The wildfires burning across Europe this summer have exposed a potentially deadly threat lurking beneath the blackened landscape: rusty bombs…
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Education
University suspends scholar who exposed plagiarism by black DEI hire
“The scholar credited with first exposing fabulist academic Jason Arday’s plagiarism and biographical embellishments has been suspended by his university…
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Law and Government
Inmate stabs sleeping cellmate 11 times, stomps on his head 19 times, avoids most serious charges
An inmate at the Louisville jail was charged with assault this weekend after he stabbed another inmate in the face…
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Foreign Affairs
Floods and violence displace residents of desert country
Civil war forced 14 million people in Sudan to flee their homes. Sudan is mostly desert, but in the short…
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Massive 7.4 magnitude earthquake ravages parts of western Colombia
“A devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing over 100 people, wrecking hundreds of buildings, and leaving untold…
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Education
Duke University illegally discriminated against white, Asian applicants, Justice Department finds
Duke University School of Law violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by discriminating based on race…
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Law and Government
University of Michigan medical center to pay $410,000 to Christian employee fired for objections to trans medicine
“A former University of Michigan medical center employee will receive $410,000 in a settlement after the hospital illegally terminated her…
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Science and Technology
Medical researchers restore sperm production in man who became infertile due to cancer
“Belgian medical researchers have restored sperm production in a man left infertile after childhood chemotherapy using testicular tissue that had…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. bans imports of foreign-made humanoid robots in move aimed at China
“The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is banning imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots and power inverters, citing national security risks,…
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Forest fires drive 87,000 people from their homes
Large forest fires burned out of control in southwestern France and central Spain today, driving 87,000 people from their homes.…
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Education
Court rules against perpetual college student, saying he can be detained pending his removal from America
“A pro-Palestinian activist who has spent 17 years and counting in college can be detained pending removal proceedings, an appeals…
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Education
School bus crash kills 20, leading to many school trips being canceled
“Uganda’s government has suspended all school trips in the wake of Thursday evening’s bus crash that killed at least 20…
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Law and Government
Transgender neo-Nazi assigned to women’s prison, despite wearing a mustache and being biologically male
“A neo-Nazi who claims to be transgender has been sent to a women’s prison in Germany despite being suspected of…
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Foreign Affairs
Thousands of refugees are being expelled into a war-torn country
“Thousands of Sudanese refugees in Libya are facing severe hardships following a government crackdown on undocumented foreigners that has restricted…
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Economy
World Cup shows Americans in flyover country live better than Europe’s top quarter
“World Cup tourists have repeatedly expressed “astonishment with everyday American abundance,” which “has become a viral sensation—and in a very…
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Law and Government
Judge voids IRS settlement that gave Trump immunity, refers Trump lawyers for discipline
“A U.S. judge on Monday voided President Donald Trump’s settlement with the IRS that gave him and his companies sweeping…
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44 kidnapped children and teachers freed
44 students and teachers who were abducted two months ago from schools in southern Nigeria have been freed. But several…
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Education
Study says students are less happy at racially diverse institutions
Progressive judges have long argued that colleges should be able to give racial preferences in admissions to promote racial diversity.…
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Politics
Longtime Libertarian Party leader Nicholas Sarwark promotes socialism
You can’t be both a socialist and a libertarian. The leading works by libertarian thinkers criticize socialism and defend capitalism,…
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Education
Professor gets injunction and $150,000 in attorneys fees after suing over DEI and ‘anti-racism’ policies
A federal judge in California has issued an injunction protecting Bakersfield College History Professor Daymon Johnson from punishment for refusing…
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