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Education
UCLA students accuse professor of ‘racist repression’ for opposing race-based admissions
The University of California systematically discriminates based on race in college admissions, by having low admissions standards for students from…
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Science and Technology
Water hyacinth get rid of microplastics and heavy metal pollution
Water hyacinth is often viewed as an invasive growth. But it can remove pollution such as heavy metals and microplastics,…
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Business
3D Printer Used to Construct Train Station Building
“West Japan Railway (JR West) on Wednesday built a station building that consists of parts made with 3D printer technology.…
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Law and Government
‘Gender-affirming care’ creates permanent and disfiguring changes
Dr. Richard Bosshardt criticizes the practice of cutting off teenage girls’ breasts, which is part of so-called “gender-affirming care”: I…
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Law and Government
California to spend billions more on free healthcare for illegal aliens, despite budget deficit
California’s spending on healthcare for illegal aliens is creating a sea of red ink. California was already running a budget…
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Foreign Affairs
Three lawsuits challenge Trump’s tariffs
Three lawsuits have been filed against President Trump’s recent tariffs, which were imposed on almost all of the countries of…
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Science and Technology
Mitochondria transplants could save lives
Mitochondria are the power plants inside the cells of your body. But they can wear out in old age, resulting…
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Law and Government
Congress votes to increase budget deficits by $2 trillion over the next decade
The federal government has already run up $1.1 trillion in deficit spending for Fiscal Year 2025, and the federal budget…
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Law and Government
Government spending is up over seven percent so far this year
Federal government spending is up by $154 billion — over 7 percent — so far this year, reports the Wall…
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Foreign Affairs
Long-term pain of tariffs is even greater than the short-term pain they cause
Defenders of tariffs admit that they cause short-term pain, but predict that they will result in long-term gain. But that…
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Law and Government
Colorado builds bridges and tunnels for animals
“Wildlife crossings are growing in popularity across the country, and in recent years, Colorado has emerged as a leader. Since…
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Foreign Affairs
Trump pauses ‘reciprocal’ tariffs for 90 days on non-Chinese nations
Tariffs are usually bad for the economy. So the stock market shot up by 10% today when President Trump lowered…
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Unyielding
Dementia falls by two-thirds, for people in most age groups
When you get old, your chance of dementia is two-thirds lower than it used to be 40 years ago, reports…
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Science and Technology
Artificially intelligent chatbot therapists offer relief from biased left-wing human therapists
Therapists who are human beings often have ideological biases that can harm their patients. A possible solution is to use…
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Law and Government
Transgender bill in Colorado will penalize parents’ speech, such as using child’s birth name and pronouns
Colorado’s Democratic legislature is moving to penalize parents who don’t use the new name or pronoun their child uses, even…
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Unyielding
Endangered tortoise becomes mom of four at age 97
“A rare, Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoise who is estimated to be 97 has become the oldest known first-time mother…
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Social Issues
Young people are getting happier after bottoming out
“American youth are in the midst of a mental-illness epidemic.” In 2007, a mental-health survey to 5,591 college students found…
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Unyielding
Sleeping was much more difficult before modern times
People slept far worse before modern times, notes The Doomslayer. That contradicts the widespread myth that before modern times, nighttime…
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Foreign Affairs
Iraq murder rate falls 22%, violent crime falls 20%; may have fewer murders than the U.S.
“Iraq recorded a 15% decline in overall crime rates in 2024 compared to the previous year, with significant drops in…
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Foreign Affairs
Tourism is down and American jobs are disappearing due to tariffs on Canada and Trump’s talk of making Canada the 51st state
Canadians are boycotting the United States and avoiding traveling to the United States after President Donald Trump called for Canada…
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Science and Technology
HHS forces out one of its best scientists, who helped Trump’s Operation Warp Speed succeed
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is forcing out one of its best scientists, who is an expert…
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Foreign Affairs
White House official lies about Greenland, as Fox News reporting makes clear; Taking Greenland would be a stupid, costly waste
Greenland is full of people who get welfare from Denmark. The Danes are really generous to residents of Greenland, paying…
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Unyielding
Police chief in progressive county poops on floors, exposes self, sticks needle in cop’s penis, according to allegations
“Hudson County Police Chief Robert Farley is being accused of assaulting and harassing his officers in a lengthy list of…
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Economy
Car prices expected to rise by thousands of dollars as a result of tariffs; Jobs are disappearing due to other tariffs
President Trump is imposing a 25% tariff on foreign automobiles, and also on foreign auto parts. “However, companies that import…
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Science and Technology
Charlatan with no medical degree chosen by HHS Secretary to study autism and vaccines
Many studies have shown vaccines don’t cause autism, study after study. But HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who used…
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Science and Technology
Vast undersea tunnel is being built in the Baltic Sea
“On the shores of the Baltic Sea, in the south of Denmark, a vast engineering marvel is taking shape —…
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Law and Government
Tax revenue likely to drop by over 10% and more than $500 billion due to IRS staff cuts, senior tax officials say
“Senior tax officials are bracing for a sharp drop in revenue collected this spring, as an increasing number of individuals…
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Law and Government
Chicago public defender sues over removal of photo of her with Israeli flag and gun
A judge has allowed a public defender to proceed with a lawsuit against Cook County for removing a photo of…
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Unyielding
100 million African households get access to electricity
“In 2019, the African Development Bank reported that an additional 96 million African households had gained access to electricity between…
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Education
Public schools were set up to promote pro-government ideology, not literacy
“Nearly every country today has universal primary education. But why did governments in the West decide to provide education to…
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Business
Deep-sea miners want to dig for critical minerals, after 40-year delay in rules
The United Nations can’t do anything quickly. A UN treaty adopted 43 years ago was supposed to create a framework…
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Education
‘This Professor Is Committed to Rooting Out DEI From Higher Ed’
Professor William A. Jacobson is a warrior against wokeness, censorship, and anti-American policies. The Chronicle of Higher Education profiles him…
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Foreign Affairs
Cambodia clears vast area filled with land mines
Good news! Now you can visit picturesque areas of Cambodia, like the Cardamom Mountains, with less risk of being blown…
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Science and Technology
New York Times belatedly admits COVID cover-up; elites lied about lab leak, which was known early on to multiple nations’ governments
Today, “The New York Times published an op-ed blasting scientists and government officials for covering up evidence that COVID-19 likely…
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