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Science and Technology
Horrific Guinea worm disease may be eradicated from the Earth soon
Guinea worms used to inflict burning pain on millions of people in Africa and South Asia every year. They would…
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Law and Government
‘Trans’ killer caught having sex with female inmate in Washington prison
A “man murdered both of his parents. Then, after he claimed to be ‘transgender,’ Washington State officials allowed him to…
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Education
Professor sues Arizona State University over its compulsory DEI training
A conservative professor is suing Arizona State University, arguing that its compulsory diversity, equity and inclusion training for professors violates…
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Science and Technology
U.S. maternal mortality rates are low, not high, study finds
Supporters of more government control of healthcare have long cited high maternal mortality in the United States as a supposed…
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Education
Protesters block students from leaving conservative event in Memphis featuring Kyle Rittenhouse
Universities pay left-wing speakers to come to their campuses and advocate the abolition of capitalism, the police, and prisons —…
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Law and Government
China’s hospitals close maternity wards as its birth rate collapses
Chinese people are having fewer kids — so much so that many hospitals in China have stopped delivery services altogether,…
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Unyielding
Scientists discover over a hundred new species in the sea east of New Zealand
Last month, a team of 21 scientists began searching for new species in the waters east of New Zealand. By…
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Law and Government
‘How Much Time Do I Have?’: Ex-Biden Partner Lists Joe Biden’s Alleged Crimes To House Committee
“Challenged by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez during a Wednesday hearing to cite a specific law President Biden violated, Hunter Biden’s former…
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Foreign Affairs
Australia abolishes 500 small tariffs to streamline trade and grow economy
“The Australian government has announced it will abolish close to 500 ‘nuisance’ tariffs from July 1, reducing the cost of…
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Education
Schools can bully your kid for innocent speech, and progressive judges will approve their doing so
A progressive judge, David O. Carter, has ruled that a first-grader can be punished for “innocent” speech, when a school…
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Education
Supreme Court denies emergency request for campus drag show
“A West Texas A&M University student group just lost its emergency appeal to host a drag show on campus this…
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Science and Technology
Four-day weather forecasts are now as accurate as one-day forecasts used to be
Weather forecasting has improved enormously in the last 30 years. Four-day forecasts are now as accurate as one-day forecasts were…
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Science and Technology
Drinking water could come from thin air
Congress has passed laws restricting water use, based on the false assumption that water is scarce. For example, the Energy…
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Education
Harvard gets rid of critic of lockdowns and school closings because he refused to get COVID vaccine, citing natural immunity
An LU blogger never got vaccinated for infectious diseases before attending Harvard Law School. He just relied on a religious…
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Unyielding
Harvard fellow faces long prison sentence for trying to overthrow genocidal regime
Try to overthrow an oppressive foreign dictatorship, and you may get a long prison sentence. South Sudan is ruled by…
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Law and Government
Judge can’t issue order against harassment without first being asked for the order by the victim
Judges often have the power to issue orders even if they are not specifically requested by any party in the…
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Science and Technology
Breast cancer death rate drops 58 percent since 1975
The mortality rate for American women with breast cancer fell an estimated 58 percent from 1975 to 2019, according to…
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Education
Most ex-teachers earn less after leaving teaching
Teachers unions promote the myth that teachers are paid so little that they leave for other jobs that pay better.…
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Law and Government
Criminal justice reformers double down on failed policies that radically increase murders among teens in New York
“Youth gun crime statewide has doubled—and youth gun victimization has nearly tripled” in New York after it passed the “Raise…
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Law and Government
Maryland racial equity officer pledged to ‘burn it all down’ and destroy society so that her racial ‘ideology can rise from the ashes’
A Maryland city’s racial equity officer has called for destroying society and “burning it all down” so that her anti-white…
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Law and Government
Alumni sue Harvard over ‘rampant hate’ against Jews, but they aren’t the right people to sue over it
This seems like a lawsuit destined to fail — a lawsuit by alumni against a university they no longer attend…
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Business
Robot harvests cotton like a lizard’s tongue catching flies
Picking cotton is painstaking if done by hand. An alternative is to use a mechanical harvester, but those can weigh…
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Science and Technology
Genetically modified pigs could end the organ-transplant shortage
David Ayares runs a biotech company in southwestern Virginia that plans to use cloned farm animals to provide kidneys, hearts…
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Law and Government
Musical has First Amendment right to replace black actor with white actor
Sometimes, the courts say that the First Amendment gives organizations the right to exclude people, whether it’s a gay-rights group…
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Science and Technology
Cancer vaccine for dogs doubles their survival rates
A new cancer vaccine for dogs nearly doubles their survival rates for certain kinds of cancer. This is significant, because…
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Law and Government
Criminal justice reformer is arrested for murder after dismembered body is found in his apartment
A criminal justice reformer who advocated for criminal defendants “is facing murder charges after cops found a dismembered body inside…
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Foreign Affairs
Haiti’s capital is filled with the stink of dead bodies piling up on its streets
The streets of Haiti’s capital stink from all the uncollected corpses. When the stench becomes bad enough, residents sometimes come…
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Business
DEI largely killed America’s attempt to create an industry making advanced microchips
“DEI — the identity-obsessed dogma that goes by ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ — has now trained Google’s new AI to…
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Education
Ethics probe launched into Harvard official whose law firm billed the university $42 million
A former Harvard University overseer has been named in two ethics complaints over his law firm billing the university $42…
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Science and Technology
COVID vaccine mandates caused backlash that reduced vaccination rates in general
COVID vaccine mandates caused a backlash against vaccines in general. The mandates did increase the number of people who took…
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Science and Technology
First child ever cured of brutal brain cancer that previously always killed kids who had it
When Lucas was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor at age six, everyone understood that he would die…
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Business
Crocodiles flourish after nearing extinction in Australia
The river near the Australian city of Darwin is full of hundreds of crocodiles that will kill you if you…
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Business
Scientists produce perpetually growing meat by making it cancerous
“Great news everyone! There’s now a form of artificial meat that’s extruded in a continuous, undead tube, and it grows…
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Education
Black Studies faculty plan ‘day of interruption’ to protest protections for Jewish students
At the University of California at Santa Barbara, “Black Studies faculty plan ‘day of interruption’ to protest protections for Jews,”…
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Law and Government
Most U.S. serial killers are now black, contrary to progressive media claims blaming serial killings on whites
It’s common for progressive columnists to falsely claim that serial killers are disproportionately white. But that claim is untrue, notes…
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Business
Huge source of hydrogen discovered in Albania
Albania is famous for having been ruled by a xenophobic communist tyrant for over 40 years. Fearing an invasion that…
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