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Foreign Affairs
Drones kill dozens in towns and villages across Sudan
Drones sent by Sudan’s army and its rival, the Rapid Support Forces, killed dozens of people in towns across Sudan…
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Education
University of Arizona cancels conference because speakers were mentioned in the Epstein files
“The University of Arizona canceled an upcoming conference this month after multiple speakers were mentioned in the newly released Epstein…
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Education
White student sues after Albany Law School protects instructor who allegedly went on racist tirade
“A white student has filed a lawsuit against a New York law school alleging racial and political discrimination from one…
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Law and Government
Local taxes likely to rise a lot, due to public-sector union legislation in Virginia
In Virginia, the Democratic state legislature is likely to adopt legislation that requires local governments to engage in collective bargaining…
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Education
Yale suspends professor for 2011 email to Jeffrey Epstein
“Yale University ‘relieved’ an accomplished computer scientist of his teaching load while it investigates him for an email he sent…
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Education
‘Culturally insensitive’: student government apologizes for describing falafel as an ‘Israeli’ food
Calling falafel an “Israeli” food is “culturally insensitive,” said the University at Buffalo Student Association. The College Fix reports: Trouble began…
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Education
‘Three Red States Are the Best Hope in Schooling,’ liberal New York Times columnist says
“Hope emerges in the most unlikely of places: three states here in the Deep South that long represented America’s educational…
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Education
Idaho Supreme Court upholds school-choice measure
On Friday, the Idaho Supreme Court upheld the new Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit. “The program, which was enacted last year…
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Education
Nation’s biggest funder of the humanities has shifted to promoting left-wing gobbledygook
“America’s biggest funder of the humanities subsidizes ‘Ecowomanism,’ ‘Black Trans Studies’ and the like,” explains John Sailer in the Wall…
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Law and Government
Man arrested for child porn and threatening J.D. Vance
“A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging a 33-year-old man with threatening to kill U.S. Vice President JD Vance…
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Foreign Affairs
Suicide bomber kills 31 at mosque in Pakistan’s capital
“A suicide bomber killed 31 people at a mosque on the outskirts of Islamabad and injured at least 150 others,”…
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Foreign Affairs
Ukraine war takes toll on Russian economy
“Russia accounts for just 2 percent of global GDP, roughly equivalent to New York state’s contribution in 1990. As we…
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Education
Court awards white student $3.2 million over false racial bullying allegations
A Texas court “awarded a white college student $3.2 million in attorney’s fees and damages after he endured years” of false “allegations that…
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Unyielding
Polar bears get fatter even as sea ice melts
“According to recently published field research, polar bears living in the Svalbard archipelago have been getting fatter over the past few decades. This…
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Education
Judge dismisses lawsuit alleging Northwestern University discriminates against white men
“Northwestern University has convinced a federal judge in Chicago to toss a lawsuit filed against the school alleging it discriminates…
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Politics
Democrat wins special election in district viewed as reliably Republican
“Democrat Taylor Rehmet won a special election for the Texas state Senate on Saturday, flipping a reliably Republican district that…
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Law and Government
Son of Norwegian Crown Princess charged with raping four women
“In the biggest scandal to rock Norway’s monarchy, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit goes on trial Tuesday,” reports CBS…
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Education
White biologist sues Cornell University, alleging illegal race-based hiring
“An evolutionary biologist filed a lawsuit against Cornell University this week that alleges the Ivy League school used unlawful race-based…
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Education
ABA can be sued for race-based scholarships, court rules
Generally, you can give gifts to whoever you want, even limited to people of a particular race. But if there…
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Economy
Increased economic growth forecasted by IMF
“The International Monetary Fund’s global economic growth forecast has grown more optimistic, with the world economy now expected to expand 3.3…
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Unyielding
Former South Korean first lady sentenced to 20 months
“A South Korean court sentenced former first lady Kim Keon Hee to 20 months in jail on Wednesday for accepting…
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Science and Technology
Japan is doing deep-sea mud mining in a test
“Japan has begun the world’s first deep-sea mud mining test in an attempt to reduce its dependence on Chinese rare earth…
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Unyielding
Kākāpō expected to have fruitful mating season
“The Kākāpō, a critically endangered, flightless, owl-faced parrot from New Zealand, is expected to have a very fruitful mating season this year,” reports…
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Unyielding
Water voles rebound in England
“The much-diminished European water vole population is rebounding in the East of England after a program to cull the American Mink, one…
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Business
Dozens die in gold mine collapse
Dozens of people died when a gold mine collapsed in southern Sudan, although less than a dozen bodies have been…
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Law and Government
Bill would let progressive legislators, not the governor, pick most of the Virginia parole board, and release dangerous inmates
Does any other state do this? Let progressive legislators — rather than the governor — pick most of the members…
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Foreign Affairs
The middle class now outnumbers the poor in Mexico
“According to World Bank data, the middle class now outnumbers the poor in Mexico. The calculation is based on World…
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Foreign Affairs
Off-grid power takes off in Africa, even in the nation labeled ‘the dead heart of Africa’
Chad is an African country so backward that people refer to it as the “dead heart of Africa.” Only 4%…
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Law and Government
Virginia moves to effectively abolish life without parole
When Virginia abolished the death penalty in 2021, Virginians were assured that it wasn’t needed, because the worst murderers could…
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Law and Government
Judge: Woman can’t be sued for saying her co-worker ‘looked like a homeless prostitute’
A court in Tucson ruled today that Anna Sanchez couldn’t sue her co-worker Lauren Thomas for saying Sanchez “looked like…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. terminates partnership with WHO
“The United States has terminated its partnership with the World Health Organization,” reports NBC News. “The move follows an executive…
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Foreign Affairs
Drones kill hundreds in attacks on major city
Hundreds of people have been killed by drones in and around the city of El-Obeid, which has around 600,000 people.…
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Law and Government
Home sellers had no duty to disclose that floor had swastika tiles, court rules
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania has ruled that house sellers do not have to disclose that their basement floor had…
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Foreign Affairs
Buying Greenland would likely be a bad investment, experts say
Most of the minerals in Greenland are too costly to access, even with advances in mining, because of how remote…
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Education
UCLA fires administrator who celebrated Charlie Kirk’s death
“The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has fired a staff member who celebrated Charlie Kirk’s death in September social…
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Unyielding
Endangered iguana is coming back from the edge of extinction
“The critically endangered Lesser Antillean iguana is recovering after conservationists relocated some of the species’ last survivors to an island…
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