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Law and Government
Meet some of the big-time crooks Joe Biden helped out recently, even though they stole over $5 billion
Recently, Joe “Biden commuted sentences for scammers who defrauded $5 billion from over 1 million victims. It’s the single mass…
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Law and Government
Government agencies fund ‘highly ideological’ college art projects pushing left-wing ideology
Federal agencies like the National Endowment for the Arts have been funding politically-charged arts projects at universities that teach inaccurate,…
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Foreign Affairs
At least nine killed in drone attack on hospital
At least nine people were killed and 20 others injured in a drone strike Friday on a hospital in the…
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Foreign Affairs
Poor African nation rolls out vaccine to fight cancer
Mali is a poor African country, so poor that it ranked 186th out of 191 countries on the Human Development…
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Education
Judge lets Jewish students sue college anonymously over antisemitism
Usually, you can’t sue anonymously, even if your name being made public would subject you to public scorn or cause…
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Law and Government
Biden commutes sentence for viciously corrupt Kids-for-Cash judge
“One of the people who got their sentenced commuted by Biden was one of the Kids-for-Cash judges who accepted kickbacks…
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Law and Government
‘Biden Just Let All of Hunter’s Friends Out of Jail’? Chinese spies, brother of Hamas founder released by Joe Biden
“Biden just let all of Hunter’s friends out of jail” in his recent “clemency frenzy,” releasing “unsavory characters,” says Stephen…
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Science and Technology
Biden orders scientific agency to expand use of ‘indigenous knowledge’
“Indigenous knowledge” includes pagan superstition and “discredited pseudoscience,” but the Biden administration wants federal scientific and regulatory agencies to use…
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Law and Government
Violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua spreads to one of America’s northernmost states
“The Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua has now spread to one of the most remote states in America, after…
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Law and Government
Leading sex-change doctor for kids faces lawsuit: ‘Damage has been done’
“Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, a leading figure in the field of transgender procedures for minors, is facing a landmark lawsuit filed…
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Foreign Affairs
Huge amount of gold discovered in central China
A deposit of gold amounting to more than 1,100 tons “with an estimated value of more than $83 billion in…
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Education
Final Biden student loan forgiveness plan could cost $600,000,000,000
President Joe Biden’s Department of Education has proposed a student loan forgiveness plan that could cost $600 billion, according to…
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Law and Government
Student sues college after it suspends her for Instagram post showing her firing a gun
A South Carolina college suspended a student for her gun-related social media post. Now, she’s bringing a First Amendment lawsuit.…
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Education
California State University moves to police ‘microaggressions’ and ‘hostile language’
The First Amendment protects a lot of “hostile” speech. For example, it protected a California professor who expressed a yearning…
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Law and Government
Vanderbilt University does not have to turn over graduate students’ private data to union, court rules
A judge in Nashville ruled that Vanderbilt University does not have to turn over graduate students’ private information to a…
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Education
Yale child psychiatrist: Husband can’t have white friends ‘unless they meet me first’
The Chief Resident of Yale University’s child psychiatry program, Amanda Calhoun, tells people to avoid their conservative relatives. She also…
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Education
Colleges celebrate ‘Transgiving’ during Thanksgiving
As Thanskgiving approached, Yale University hosted an event called “Transgiving.” The event was advertised on the Instagram page of Yale’s…
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Education
Universities seek to decolonize Thanksgiving
At least five universities promoted the idea of “decolonizing Thanksgiving.” Cal Tech’s Center for Inclusion & Diversity stated on November…
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Science and Technology
Anti-abortion scholars sue after ‘discriminatory’ retractions by academic journal
Anti-abortion scholars are suing Sage Publications after it retracted their scholarly articles based on lame reasons it doesn’t and wouldn’t…
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Law and Government
Colombia bans marriage under age 18, even with parental consent
It’s not illegal to get pregnant as a teenager. But it is illegal in much of the world to get…
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Science and Technology
Under Biden, NSF spent over $2 billion imposing DEI on scientific research
“The federal government has spent over $2 billion dollars over the last three years infusing and embedding diversity, equity and…
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Foreign Affairs
North Korean soldiers are hooked on porn after getting internet access for the first time, while fighting for Russia in Ukraine
North Korean soldiers sent to fight on Russia’s side against Ukraine have unfettered internet access for the first time, and…
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Education
Cornell University will teach ‘Queer Marxism’
“Cornell University students can take a course on ‘Queer Marxism’ next semester,” reports Campus Reform. “While queer studies emerged in…
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Science and Technology
Lost worlds discovered in Chinese sinkholes
“Beneath the cloud hidden deep in the mountain, scientists have discovered a lost world”: an ancient forest in a Chinese…
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Law and Government
Man loses fight to stop his ex-wife from castrating their 12-year-old son
“A California judge has permanently stripped parental rights from Texas father Jeffrey Younger over his refusal to allow his 12-year-old…
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Education
Professor did not violate Maine law by saying there are two genders, commission rules; comments triggered hostile reaction from university and some students
University of Southern Maine Professor Christy Hammer did not engage in illegal discrimination when she stated that there are only…
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Foreign Affairs
First case of severe form of monkeypox in the U.S. is reported in California
A person in California has the monkeypox virus, testing positive for a severe form of the disease that is epidemic…
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Business
Beef production consumes less land, emits less greenhouse gases than predicted
Some environmental activists want to curb beef consumption, saying that “the cattle we raise cause about as much greenhouse pollution…
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Education
Florida college offers class studying ‘cult’ of ‘woke’ ideology
A new college class will analyze “woke” ideology and its influence on American culture. It will be taught by conservative…
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Politics
Trump nominates crackpot Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to head Department of Health and Human Services
President-elect Trump has nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to head the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. For years,…
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Education
‘Wanted’ posters targeting Jewish faculty are glued to the walls at the University of Rochester
“Hundreds of posters depicting Jewish and pro-Israel faculty and staff as ‘wanted’ were hung recently at the University of Rochester,”…
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Education
Transgender activist commits theft, assault before Chloe Cole event at San Francisco State University
“A transgender activist at San Francisco State University assaulted a group of conservatives, including Chloe Cole, and stole a sign…
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Education
Yale psychiatrist says you should avoid your Trump-voting relatives during the holidays
Yale medical school’s chief psychiatry resident told a TV host that people should avoid their Trump-voting relatives on Thanksgiving and…
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Education
Professors cancel classes in response to Trump winning the 2024 election
Professors at many Ivy League universities canceled classes the day after the election — some because they were unhappy that…
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Politics
Millions of Americans didn’t know Harris had replaced Biden
Kamala Harris spent over a billion dollars on her campaign to succeed Joe Biden after he dropped out of the…
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Foreign Affairs
Ethiopia helps neighboring countries with electricity and roads
Ethiopia is not a very free country. It ranks low on measures of economic and political freedom. It also is…
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