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Law and Government
Biden power plant regulations may cause blackouts
“Costly and counterproductive energy restrictions introduced by the Biden administration” are likely to cause blackouts in the future, says the…
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Thousands survive on water lily bulbs after their country floods
In South Sudan, parts of the country have been flooded for several years. Residents of flooded regions are surviving on…
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Pittsburgh schools hire ‘antiracist’ consultants to ‘dismantle’ math curriculum’s ‘racism’
“The Pittsburgh Public Schools Board of Education is bringing in a consulting group to help teachers ‘dismantle racism’ from their…
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Science and Technology
First malaria vaccine slashes deaths among young children in Africa
The first vaccine approved to fight malaria cut deaths among young children by 13% over nearly 4 years, reports Science:…
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Science and Technology
Biggest cervical cancer drug advance in 20 years announced
“Scientists say they may have made the biggest breakthrough in treating cervical cancer in 20 years, using a course of…
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Law and Government
Virginia legislature will become much softer on crime if Democrats take control of it on November 7
Democrats are slightly favored to win control of Virginia’s legislature in this year’s election, although the election will be very…
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Science and Technology
$949 Test Finds Signs of Cancer in Your Blood; Screens for Up to 50 Different Cancers
“Doctors, researchers and patient advocates are excited about a new blood test that promises to detect cancer early,” reports the…
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Foreign Affairs
Mob hunts for Jews at Russian airport. Press calls it a ‘protest’ against ‘Israeli actions’
Mobs broke “into the Makhachkala airport, in Russia’s north Caucasus, looking to lynch Jews after rumors spread about the arrival…
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Business
Aging Oil Rigs Save Countless Fish, Become Marine Oases
Aging oil rigs are saving the lives of countless fish, including overfished species that are making a comeback because juvenile…
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The Automobile Restored New England’s Forests
In Vermont, there are lush woods. As you wander through forests, “it’s not unusual to come across an old mossy…
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Law and Government
Criminal justice reformers want to decriminalize prison escapes, eliminating penalties for escaping from prison
Criminal justice “reformers” want to decriminalize prison escapes, viewing it as cruel to punish criminals for escaping from prison. Attorney…
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Law and Government
Maine gunman murders at least 18 people, eludes capture so far
Police continue to search for an armed and dangerous man who committed mass shootings at two businesses in Lewiston, Maine,…
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Law and Government
12-year-old emailed bomb threats to Maryland schools because he knew state law would prevent charges
“A 12-year-old responsible for emailing seven bomb threats to Maryland schools this month knew a state law would prevent authorities…
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One-fourth of hostages kidnapped by Hamas from Israel are farm workers from Thailand
A quarter of the hostages kidnapped from Israel by Hamas terrorists were farm workers from Thailand. Reuters reports: More than…
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Law and Government
ACLU: Prostitutes who give people HIV should not be punished for that
The ACLU thinks people’s right to control their own bodies is not absolute, and that people can be required to…
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Education
Harvard has 2,600 more college bureaucrats than it has undergrads
“Harvard University employs about 1,352 full-time administrators for every 1,000 undergraduate students enrolled at the university,” reports The College Fix:…
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Business
Restaurant chain uses robots to speed up service
“Fast-casual chain Sweetgreen in May opened its first restaurant staffed by a proprietary robot that shoots kale, cheese and other…
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Law and Government
Poster child for criminal justice reform arrested for viciously beating his wife
“A convicted bank robber who turned his life around and reached the upper echelons of the legal profession is again…
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Education
Johns Hopkins University to ‘de-name’ English professorship due to slavery link
“Johns Hopkins University is taking steps to scrub the name of a Maryland slave owner’s wife from a professorship program…
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Economy
Left-wing transgender professor threatens violence against ‘zionist journalists’
“A University of California professor came under fire Thursday for a social media post that appears to threaten extreme violence…
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Far fewer kids are being killed by cars
“The death rate for children ages 5-14 as pedestrians and bike riders has fallen about 95% since the 1970s,” notes…
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Politics
Virginia is holding a very close election — vote early, or on November 7
Virginia is holding a very close election. The last day to vote is on Tuesday, November 7. If you live…
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Science and Technology
Monarch butterflies no longer considered endangered
North America’s monarch butterfly is not “endangered,” according to a recent decision by the International Union for Conservation of Nature…
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Education
Colleges allow illegal, masked pro-Hamas rallies
Virginia has an anti-mask law that prevents masked demonstrations, but colleges aren’t enforcing it against masked pro-Hamas demonstrators who protest…
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Politics
Left-wing presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. supports race-based reparations
“Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. supports issuing reparations to the black community, making him the most prominent 2024…
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Education
Professor allegedly fired for anti-Hamas remarks
A professor allegedly was terminated from Washington University in St. Louis “for his comments on social media supporting Israel’s actions…
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Ancient Europeans consumed lots of seaweed and fish sauce, the way modern East Asian people do
Modern Europeans don’t eat much seaweed or aquatic plants, unlike east Asians. But ancient Europeans ate them a lot, especially…
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Education
A right to be evil
Federal law doesn’t prevent an employer from firing people for their odious — or not-so-odious — political views. That’s not…
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Business
National ban on menthol cigarettes is coming
The federal government is likely to ban menthol cigarettes, even though menthol cigarettes are no worse than other cigarettes, and…
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Artificial intelligence may help you control some of your dreams
Eric Wollberg is working on a headset to help you control some of your dreams. He co-founded the tech startup…
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Education
Black and Hispanic students do worse, especially in math, when their school district has a ‘chief diversity officer’
“Black, Hispanic students did worse, especially in math, when their districts hired ‘chief diversity officers,'” notes Joanne Jacobs, who writes…
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Science and Technology
Monkey survives for two years on gene-edited pig-kidney transplant
“A kidney transplanted from a genetically engineered miniature pig kept a monkey alive for more than two years — one…
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Education
School choice reduces crime rates, cuts rates of family disintegration and out-of-wedlock births
The debate over school choice has tended to focus on whether students learn more as a result. But learning improvements…
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Education
Teacher stabbed to death on day of global pro-Hamas protests
“A teacher was stabbed to death and two others were wounded at a public school in France, officials said, as…
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Foreign Affairs
Biden energy policies harm economy, make us reliant on hostile foreign nations, do nothing about climate change
Joe Biden’s energy policies reduce domestic energy production and increase the cost of energy for our industries, resulting in factories…
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Education
University official tells people to stop giving to his university, citing its antisemitic rot and left-wing extremism
A university board member who has given millions to his university says people should stop giving money to it because…
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