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Business
Google said it fixed Gemini, but it didn’t — it’s as left-wing and woke as ever, and won’t tolerate opposition to reparations
Google’s artificial intelligence tool Gemini is extremely left-wing, to the point of denying basic historical reality. It is intolerant of…
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Law and Government
California to spend $250 million on making its news media even more left-wing
“California Democrats have just orchestrated a deal in which Google and California taxpayers will shell out $250 million to state-approved…
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Law and Government
Violent crimes rise in Chicago, as the city wastes money on soft-on-crime policies
“Crime is up in Chicago,” reports Center Square. But rather than hiring more police to fight crime, the city is spending…
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Science and Technology
Robots are cleaning up Asia’s rivers and coasts
“An estimated 33 billion pounds (15 billion kilograms) of plastic trash enter the oceans every year – the equivalent of…
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Education
Court strikes down school district’s ban on prejudiced comments at public meetings
Can a school board ban its own members and members of the public from expressing prejudice at public meetings? No,…
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Education
University of Maryland president threatened Jewish parent with arrest after she politely complained about pro-Hamas event
The “University of Maryland’s president said a pro-Palestine group in favor of ‘armed struggle’ could reserve the campus quad on…
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Law and Government
Kamala Harris called for restricting online speech and pressuring social media companies to restrict speech
Will Kamala Harris attack free speech as president? “In 2019, Kamala Harris promised to direct the Justice Department to” restrict…
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Education
Biden Administration Directed Servicers to Cancel Student Loans in Secret
The Biden administration plans to cancel student loans in secret because it knows that doing so is illegal, and would…
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Foreign Affairs
China extended its repressive policies to an American city
“Chinese diplomats and pro-China diaspora groups based in the United States organized demonstrations in San Francisco that harassed and silenced…
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Economy
Labor Day barbecue costs are up by more than 25 percent since Biden became president
Labor Day barbecue costs are up by more than 25 percent since Joe Biden took office. The Bureau of Labor…
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Foreign Affairs
Rogue militia loots Sudan’s national museum, selling priceless items on the black market
The rogue militia that has seized control of most of the populated areas in Sudan has looted that country’s national…
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Education
Anti-Israel protesters vandalize buildings at Cornell University
Anti-Israel protesters vandalized Cornell University on Monday, breaking windows in several buildings, and writing graffiti such as “Blood is on…
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Law and Government
Ohio criminal harassment law is unconstitutional as applied to unwelcome emails to politician
If you send emails to a private citizen after they tell you to stop, you might get prosecuted for it,…
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Sports and Culture
Meal of the Day: Marara, a stomach-churning appetizer
Today’s featured meal is marara, a disgusting appetizer of raw internal organs of sheep. It is served in Sudan, a…
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Law and Government
Court upholds exemption to Title IX for religious institutions
Title IX, which bans sex discrimination in schools, contains an exemption for religious schools whose tenets mandate sex discrimination (sex…
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Education
Campus feminists: U.S. ‘hates women’, may have future of ‘cannibalism’, ‘forced breeding camps’
“Two professors discussed dismantling capitalism and electing a female president to restore reproductive rights, and warned of a dystopian future…
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Unyielding
Major water supply for arid country destroyed; at least 200 killed
At least 200 people died after a dam collapsed in northeastern Sudan, eliminating the main water supply for the country…
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Education
Economist warns of ‘imminent student loan disaster’
A “student-loan disaster” is “imminent,” says an economist who studies higher education. “After the pandemic-induced student-loan payment pause ended last…
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Law and Government
Political meddling in New York air traffic control causes flight delays in the entire U.S.
Political interference in the New York/New Jersey area is a central reason for widespread airline delays, explains Robert Poole of…
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Foreign Affairs
Ethiopia is no longer filled with tuberculosis, but neighboring Somalia is still brimming with TB
Back in 1980, a fifth of all deaths in Ethiopia were from tuberculosis, a nasty disease that attacks the lungs.…
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Science and Technology
Weight-loss drugs reduce cancer rates
Weight-loss drugs such as Wegovy and Ozempic help stave off some cancers, reports NPR: Scientists see this class of drugs,…
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Science and Technology
Thailand detects Asia’s first known case of more contagious and deadlier version of monkeypox
Monkeypox, also known as mpox, is once again spreading throughout the world from Africa. “Thailand has confirmed Asia’s first known…
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Science and Technology
Ancient peoples often preferred rotten-smelling fermented foods
Ancient peoples often deliberately allowed meat to ferment — even when it developed a rotten stink as a result —…
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Law and Government
Kamala’s brother-in-law fleeced taxpayers for billions to give to left-wing groups and lawyers
“Kamala’s brother-in-law fleeced taxpayers for billions to give to left-wing groups and lawyers,” notes attorney Ed Whelan, who was deputy…
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Education
Teacher fired over January 6 wins wrongful termination lawsuit
“A Pennsylvania teacher who was fired for allegedly attending the U.S. Capitol ‘insurrection’ on January 6, 2021, has won a…
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Education
Professors challenge Florida’s new post-tenure review law in state-court lawsuit
“Three Florida professors have filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2023 state law subjecting public university faculty to…
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Science and Technology
New device could slash AI energy use by 99.9 percent
“Researchers have developed a new type of memory device that they say could reduce the energy consumption of artificial intelligence…
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Economy
Kamala Harris endorses trillions in tax hikes
“Here’s the $5 trillion list of tax hikes Kamala Harris just endorsed,” says Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax reform.…
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Law and Government
California poised to give illegal aliens taxpayer-financed home loans
“The California Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a bill to allow undocumented immigrants to make use of the state’s zero down,…
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Science and Technology
Breakthrough treatment for Parkinson’s disease enters human trials
“A new treatment for Parkinson’s disease is undergoing clinical trials, building on successful preliminary studies with non-human primates at the…
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Education
42 discriminatory scholarships at University of Illinois challenged by Legal Insurrection Foundation
Colleges often have a few race-based scholarships, as well as a few gender-based scholarships for women. These scholarships are generally…
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Education
Penn State recruits pro-DEI students for taxpayer-funded voter registration job
“A work-study job advertised at Penn State University wants students committed to ‘anti-racism practices’ to help a left-leaning political organization…
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Foreign Affairs
Tim Walz praised Chinese communism as a system in which ‘everyone shares’
“As a high school teacher in the 1990s, Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota governor Tim Walz appeared to extol…
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Law and Government
San Francisco sues deepfake porn websites
San Francisco is suing the makers of non-consensual deepfake pornography. Deepfake porn creates fake — but realistic — images of…
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Law and Government
‘Personal Protection Order’ laws unconstitutionally authorize ex parte orders restricting speech
When people seek restraining orders or personal protection orders against other people, judges tend to grant them, even when they…
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Law and Government
Calling girlfriend ‘whore,’ ‘slut,’ and ‘bitch’ doesn’t fall within ‘fighting words’ exception to First Amendment, court rules
The Colorado Court of Appeals recently ruled that a man’s repeatedly calling his girlfriend “whore,” “slut,” and “bitch” didn’t fall…
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