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Politics
Socialist radical wins Democratic nomination for mayor of New York City, will likely become next mayor
Self-described socialist Zohran Mamdani has easily won the Democratic Primary for mayor of New York City. Since two-thirds of New…
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Education
Lawsuit seeks to strike down the federal Hispanic-Serving Institutions grant program
“A group instrumental in overturning affirmative action at the Supreme Court has teamed up with Tennessee’s attorney general” to challenge…
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Business
Tariffs are killing toy manufacturer
Trump’s tariffs on China are driving a “small American manufacturing company” to “the verge of ruin,” notes George Mason University…
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Education
‘Racially segregated program’ at the University of Colorado triggers federal civil rights complaint
A University of Colorado graduate program for “Black women” is being challenged in a civil rights complaint filed with the…
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Education
University of Oregon pays $193,000 for blocking conservative professor on Twitter
The University of Oregon will pay $193,000 to lawyers representing a conservative professor blocked by the university on Twitter for…
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Politics
‘No Kings’ rallies feature many signs saying America is theft: ‘No One is Illegal on Stolen Land’
At least four million people participated in “No Kings Day” protests on June 14, 2025, against Donald Trump and his…
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Education
Student fired after criticizing ideological conformity in therapy, and bondage videos
A student at Santa Clara University was fired from her internship recently after speaking out against progressive “ideological conformity” in…
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Business
Could China use its control over rare earth metals to shut down American industries?
China responded to President Trump’s tariff increases with various kinds of retaliation. Two months ago, China “suspended the export of…
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Science and Technology
Study by advocate of ‘gender affirming care’ finds no improvement in mental health from puberty blockers
“Gender affirming care” can harm kids who are given puberty blockers and sex changes. Even doctors ideologically committed to giving…
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Foreign Affairs
Brazilian ‘witch’ can seek asylum in the U.S., court rules, even though places in her own country may have been safe for her
“Woman accused of being a witch in Brazil can seek asylum in U.S., court rules.” That’s the title of a…
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Law and Government
Alabama to release incriminating documents from World Professional Association for Transgender Health, which made dubious claims to push trans treatments for kids
On June 9, a federal judge in Alabama ruled that Alabama officials could publicly release records they obtained in discovery…
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Unyielding
Making clothes used to consume much of a woman’s life, and much of many children’s lives
Virginia Postrel’s The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World tells how the need for clothing “built modern civilization,…
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Economy
‘Trump’s Tariffs Aimed at Reviving Manufacturing Are Doing the Opposite’
Tariffs have all kinds of negative effects. They collect tax revenue, but they can shrink the economy. And if the…
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Education
Supreme Court declines to hear student’s appeal of school’s ban on ‘There Are Only Two Genders’ t-shirt
“The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the appeal of a middle school student who was banned from wearing…
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Business
Hydrogen, the so-called ‘fuel of the future,’ endangered the future of a company that bought into the hype
People claim hydrogen is the “fuel of the future,” so Air Products invested a ton of money on hydrogen. That…
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Law and Government
Interesting discussion coming up soon
Many federal regulations make Native Americans poorer and stifle economic development. An upcoming book forum discusses this: Becoming Nations Again:…
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Unyielding
Species of rabbit thought to be extinct is found after 120 years in Mexico
“A rare species of rabbit—last seen in 1904—was caught on camera in Mexico, proving that it has not, in fact,…
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Foreign Affairs
Chad bans travel by Americans
“Chad’s President Mahamat Idriss Deby on Thursday announced that his country will suspend the issuance of visas to U.S. citizens…
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Religion
150 Christians killed in Nigeria’s Plateau State
“After slaughtering at least 50 Christians in one area of Plateau State, Nigeria in April, Fulani herdsmen this week killed…
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Law and Government
Labor Department pauses most of the wasteful, scandal-plagued Job Corps program
On May 29, the Labor Department announced “a phased pause” of three-quarters of a $2 billion job training program that…
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Science and Technology
False study claiming black newborns fare better with black doctors has been cited nearly 800 times in medical literature
A study that falsely claimed black newborn babies “perform better when cared for by black doctors has been cited nearly…
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Education
Conservative students told to tone down their criticism of Hamas and illegal immigration bring First Amendment lawsuit
A First Amendment lawsuit was filed against a California community college after college officials chilled conservative students’ speech by telling…
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Education
San Francisco ethnic studies class teaches that ‘Genghis Khan was a nice guy’
San Francisco teaches kids that “Genghis Khan was a nice guy” and “Israel is evil,” notes education writer Joanne Jacobs.…
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Business
U.S. factory output falls due to higher tariffs
“U.S. factory activity contracted in May for a fourth consecutive month and a gauge of imports fell to a 16-year…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court turns away challenges to bans on ‘assault weapons’ and commonplace magazines
Progressives often support bans on “assault weapons” based on the false assumption that those weapons are machine guns (they aren’t,…
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Law and Government
New York City may adopt multi-year rent freeze that turns the city into a slum
Freezing rents for years turns cities into slums by destroying their housing stock. It leaves housing providers with too little…
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Law and Government
Unemployed middle-aged trans uses lawfare to extort money from employers
“Alina S. is a 48 year-old unemployed social welfare recipient” from Dortmund, Germany “who also happens to be both a…
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Foreign Affairs
Hostility to nuclear power declines
Hostility to nuclear power is declining, reports The Doomslayer: Germany signaled it will no longer oppose classifying nuclear power alongside…
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Business
Corn production skyrockets
“Corn has a rich history stretching back thousands of years to Mesoamerica, where it was domesticated from a wild grass…
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Education
California school scheduled BDSM trainer from trans surgery clinic to speak to kids
“Parents are demanding answers after a self-described ‘science of BDSM’ expert from a clinic providing trans surgeries and representatives from…
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Education
Experienced teacher sues university over punishment for questioning politically correct dogma
Experienced teachers go back to education school to increase their incomes, even though education schools teach absurd nonsense and left-wing…
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Law and Government
Court of International Trade strikes down Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs
Today, the U.S. Court of International Trade issued a unanimous ruling against Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs in a lawsuit filed…
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Education
White director of multicultural office can sue for being removed based on her race, court says
A white woman was seemingly removed based on her race, from her post as director of multicultural student services at…
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Law and Government
‘Social justice advocate’ arrested for child pornography
“A ‘social justice advocate’ professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) was arrested for allegedly viewing child…
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Law and Government
Colorado forces the public to pay for unnecessary transgender medical procedures
Colorado’s Democratic governor has “just signed a bill forcing all of us to pay for elective transgender-affirming procedures… this bill…
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Law and Government
Court rules books can be removed from libraries because of their viewpoint
A plurality of the Supreme Court said that library books can’t be removed based on their viewpoint in Island Trees…
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