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Education
Harris campaign accesses the data of 150,000 Arizona students, despite FERPA privacy law
The Kamala Harris presidential campaign texted 70,000 Arizona State University students and at least 150,000 students statewide, urging them to…
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Science and Technology
Skin cancer falls in Sweden for people under 50
“The risk of skin cancer, malignant melanoma, now appears to be decreasing in Sweden—at least in those under 50, according…
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Science and Technology
Artificial intelligence creates more effective, durable solar cells
Artificial intelligence is developing more effective, durable organic solar cells — which are thin and flexible, and thus can produce…
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Education
National Science Foundation finances $30 million effort to combine primitive superstition with science
Progressive professors are carrying out a “$30 million federally funded effort to braid” indigenous knowledge into science. But they won’t…
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Law and Government
Kamala Harris sponsored bill that would increase government spending by $21 trillion in less than four years, bankrupting the U.S.
A single bill sponsored by Kamala Harris would have cost $21 trillion if it had been enacted. It would have…
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Education
Left-wing protesters steal pizzas from campus event at MIT
Anti-Israel protesters stole nine pizzas from a recent campus event at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The protesters disrupted a…
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Foreign Affairs
At least 200 die as boat sinks in the Congo
Another overcrowded boat has sunk in the African nation of the Congo. Six million people have died in civil wars…
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Science and Technology
Asteroid that killed the dinosaurs also turned ants into fungus farmers
An asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago, and caused a 15-year-long global winter that killed most life…
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Politics
Leftist ‘independent’ may win Nebraska senate race, giving Democrats control of the Senate
An “independent” candidate who is actually a leftist may win the U.S. Senate race in Nebraska, enabling the Democrats to…
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Law and Government
Judge blocks California law restricting election-related deepfakes
A federal judge in Sacramento has blocked a new California law banning “materially deceptive” election-related deepfakes. The law requires huge…
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Education
Teacher fired for not using student’s preferred pronouns gets $575,000 settlement
“A Virginia teacher who was fired six years ago for refusing to refer to a biologically female student as ‘he/him’…
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Politics
Tim Walz wants to ban ‘misinformation’ and ‘hate speech’; progressives define facts and conservative views as ‘hate speech’ and ‘disinformation’
At the vice presidential debate yesterday, Tim Walz backed curbs on “hate speech” and misinformation, wrongly believing they are not…
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Law and Government
Elderly man sentenced to prison for creating giant hybrid sheep that would be fun to hunt
Creativity shouldn’t be a crime. But an elderly Montana man has been sentenced to six months in prison, and ordered…
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Law and Government
Woman convicted for signs saying ‘Only Women Can Be Mothers’ and ‘Transing Kids Is Abuse’; conviction overturned for procedural reasons
Can the government criminally convict you of “harassment” over speech that is broadcast to the public at large, rather than…
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Politics
Minnesota think-tank president: Tim Walz is a ‘small-minded, mean-spirited man’ who harmed Minnesota’s economy and public safety
What is Tim Walz — the Democratic nominee for Vice President — like up close? A Minnesota think-tank president describes…
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Law and Government
Jury awards $4 million to coffee shop owner evicted from campus for supporting the police
“The owner of a coffee business who had set up a coffee shop at Boise State University (BSU) has been…
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Education
Portland State University rewards protesters who did $1.23 million in damage to its library
Violent and destructive protests on campus pay off, as colleges adopt the protesters’ demands, in the hope of avoiding future…
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Education
Court rejects college’s demand for massive security fees for Riley Gaines event
A federal judge in New Mexico has ruled that the University of New Mexico violated the First Amendment by charging…
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Education
Tim Walz’s education appointee backs ‘overthrow’ of the United States
The man tapped by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to write Minnesota’s ethnic studies standards recently called for the “overthrow” of…
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Foreign Affairs
What Haitian people actually eat: Not cats, if they can help it
Haitians do not have a desire to eat cats. It is not something approved of by Haitian culture. Further below…
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Law and Government
Kamala Harris wants to destroy the filibuster so that she can pass left-wing legislation and speech restrictions
The Democrats want to abolish the filibuster. The filibuster prevents them from passing left-wing legislation like the $90 trillion Green…
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Law and Government
Violence has risen, not fallen, but the consequences are masked by healthcare improvements
Violence has gone up, but this is masked by the fact that more shooting victims are surviving due to improved…
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Law and Government
Appeals court gives kids to the father, citing the mother’s regularly insulting the father in text messages to the kids
In most states, it’s hard to get an appeals court to overturn a trial judge’s decision about which parent gets…
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Education
‘While your family members died alone, lockdowners had sex parties’
A progressive health official supported keeping kids out of school in the name of “social distancing”, but he didn’t engage…
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Law and Government
George Soros pours $250,000 into the Global Disinformation Index, which attacked Liberty Unyielding for accurate crime information
“The philanthropy of Democratic megadonor George Soros cut a large check last year to the charity arm in the United…
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Science and Technology
Geothermal energy might outstrip nuclear power
Geothermal energy may radically expand due to technological advances, just as oil and gas production in the U.S. rose to…
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Education
‘Abolish the Family’ is the name of a writing class at the University of Pennsylvania
“The University of Pennsylvania is offering a writing course this semester called ‘Abolish the Family,’ touting a common feminist slogan,”…
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Unyielding
Man denied security clearance for watching furry porn depicting animated 16 year olds loses lawsuit
A man who was denied a security clearance by the Air Force after it learned he watched and masturbated to…
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Education
Librarians Discard Books They Think ‘Reflect Gender, Family, Ethnic, or Racial Bias’ or ‘Outdated’ Thinking
If a library board removes a communist book from a library, librarians will object, saying that’s viewpoint discrimination, and the…
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Education
Columbia University president apologizes for arrests of campus hooligans who occupied building
At Columbia University, pro-Hamas protesters were arrested after they occupied and vandalized campus facilities, paralyzing the university, although few faced…
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Foreign Affairs
Biden administration refuses to treat as terrorists a terrorist group that kills Americans and chants ‘Death to America’
The Biden administration is coddling Iran’s terrorist proxies again. Yemen’s Houthi militia, whose official chant includes the words “Death to…
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Law and Government
Can you sue anonymously? It depends. Judges disagree among themselves about when.
If you sue over something embarrassing, you might want to do so anonymously. But different judges have radically different ideas…
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Law and Government
Kamala Harris legislation ‘would crush taxpayers’, increase national debt by unprecedented amount
“Two outrageous bills Kamala Harris sponsored would crush taxpayers,” notes the American Enterprise Institute. “As a U.S. senator, Vice President…
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Foreign Affairs
World’s most backward nation delays elections by 2 years
The world’s most backward country is delaying elections by two years. Despite having large oil reserves, South Sudan ranks dead…
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Education
Ben Franklin statue at University of Pennsylvania defaced by pro-Hamas activists
“Pro-Hamas activists at the University of Pennsylvania tossed red paint onto a statue of Benjamin Franklin early Thursday, claiming the…
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