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Education
University of Mississippi asks court to dismiss lawsuit by staffer fired for Charlie Kirk posts
Public employers can dismiss their employees for “disruptive” speech. What is “disruptive” depends partly on how many people react negatively…
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Law and Government
Taxpayers effectively pay for giant empty taxis
“If you live in one of Virginia’s picturesque rural counties, you may have seen a familiar, yet puzzling sight: a…
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Education
Artificial intelligence courses and majors multiply amid surging employer demand
“Students are rapidly enrolling in newly created AI programs and majors at schools such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,…
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Business
Agricultural drones spread to poor countries, making farmers’ lives better.
“Agricultural drones are spreading worldwide, especially across East and Southeast Asia. They’re mainly used to spray agrochemicals—a job that, in…
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Foreign Affairs
Genocidal kidnappers take over half of a country
Sudan is the third largest country in Africa, with 50 million people. Half of its inhabited areas have been taken…
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Law and Government
Virginia legislation could release dangerous murderers by tying the hands of the parole board
A bill introduced in Virginia could lead to the release of dangerous murderers who committed their crime as teenagers. If…
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Economy
Federal regulations add more than $14,000 per year to household costs
“A sweeping new economic study released this week has confirmed what American families have felt for years: federal regulations are…
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Law and Government
Trump grants clemency to drug trafficker who ran multimillion-dollar ring
President Trump has granted clemency to a big-time Baltimore drug trafficker, commuting his sentence. Oddly, Trump’s commutation order gets rid…
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Foreign Affairs
Islamist rebels blockade African capital
“Bamako, the capital of Mali, with 4 million people, is being choked off by a blockade imposed by Islamist rebels,…
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Foreign Affairs
Student gets trapped in giant vagina sculpture
An American student in southern Germany became trapped in a giant vagina sculpture, triggering an “extraordinary rescue mission”, reports NBC…
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Education
State agency asks preteens if they’re ‘genderfluid,’ ‘trans,’ or ‘pansexual’
An “Oregon questionnaire asks 6th graders if they’re ‘genderfluid,’ ‘trans,’ ‘pansexual,’ and more,” reports The College Fix: A 6th-grade student survey…
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Unyielding
Volcano erupts, making animals starve and forcing flight cancellations
A volcano in Ethiopia erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending thick plumes of smoke ten miles…
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Foreign Affairs
Adolf Hitler set to win election in African nation
“A politician called Adolf Hitler is set to win a local election in his home country, but claimed his father…
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Law and Government
Chicago man who set woman on fire had been convicted 15 times, yet was released by woke DEI judge
The man who set a woman on fire inside a Chicago commuter train is a serial offender who had been…
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Education
State Department likely to cut off 38 universities over DEI hiring practices
“The Trump administration is moving to suspend 38 universities from the State Department’s Diplomacy Lab for enforcing diversity, equity, and…
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Politics
‘Crime and Economic Woes Push South American Voters to the Right’
South American voters are rejecting left-wing parties, reports Bloomberg News: Empty fuel tanks and scarce dollars in Bolivia, chronic economic…
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Education
Racist plagiarist black college president runs ‘criminal enterprise’, federal lawsuit says
A historically black university whose president committed plagiarism has become a “criminal enterprise to divert federal and state funds” and…
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Foreign Affairs
Killings and crime fall in other countries, such as India, that didn’t experience a Great Awokening
More killings result from woke policies about crime. In the United States, the murder rate rose after the death of…
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Religion
U.S. Catholic bishops ban so-called gender-affirming care at Catholic hospitals. That will protect kids.
“U.S. Catholic bishops voted Wednesday to make official a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender patients at Catholic hospitals,” reports…
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Science and Technology
Adolf Hitler likely had micropenis, researchers say
“Adolf Hitler likely had micropenis, Kallman syndrome, DNA study finds.” That’s the headline of a news article this week. It…
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Education
Princeton hires professor who denied October 7 massacre to teach class about Gaza
“Princeton University is offering a new course titled ‘Gender, Reproduction, and Genocide’ that compares the Israel–Hamas conflict to the Holocaust”…
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Unyielding
Woman’s armpits leak milk
In the Philippines, there is a woman whose armpits leak milk. “Dermatologists writing in the journal JAAD Case Reports said…
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Law and Government
Excessive hike in food stamps under Biden has increased the national debt a lot
Food stamps are overly generous, because Joe Biden increased them by 21% more than was needed to keep up with…
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Education
Students can’t be punished for referring to trans peers by biological pronouns, appeals court rules
On November 6, the federal appeals court in Cincinnati ruled that an Ohio school district cannot punish students who refer…
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Foreign Affairs
Mass political killings occurred in Tanzania, during and after fraudulent election
Tanzania is the fifth most populous African country. It is visited by many Americans who go to climb Mount Kilimanjaro,…
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Unyielding
Dozens killed in earthquake
At least 60 people were killed after a powerful earthquake rattled northern Afghanistan. It also injured hundreds and damaged “one…
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Foreign Affairs
Militia agrees to ceasefire after slaughtering 460 people in a hospital, but fighting continues
Earlier, a militia slaughtered the 460 people in a maternity hospital after seizing the city of el-Fasher at the edge…
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Education
Moody Bible college sues Chicago schools for excluding its student teachers
On November 4, Moody Bible Institute filed a lawsuit challenging the Chicago public school system’s exclusion of its student teachers because…
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Education
Canceled governor’s estate continues battle against woke college
A lawsuit over Middlebury College’s decision to remove the family name of a former Vermont governor from a campus building…
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Unyielding
Harvard students hate the police and due process
Harvard University’s student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, thinks it is fine to fire resident deans for representing criminal defendants, but…
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Foreign Affairs
Widely-hated Tanzania president reelected in fraudulent election with 97% of the vote
There is so much popular opposition to Tanzania’s government that it had to deploy the military in response to massive…
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Education
State university to ‘audit’ its library collections to remove books that are not ‘inclusive’ or are deemed racist
Librarians, who are overwhelmingly progressives, routinely engage in censorship, weeding out factually-accurate books in their collections that offend woke sensibilities…
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Law and Government
Female inmate raped by trans cellmate, then put in solitary confinement after complaining
A female inmate in California recounts that she was “raped in prison by a bearded, 6′ 2″ trans cellmate who…
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Education
Harvard postpones $650 transgender health course after questions about illegal fee waiver
“Harvard Medical School (HMS) recently postponed a $650 continuing education course on transgender health care after inquiries about the legality…
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Business
Distressed-debt fund seizes one of America’s biggest malls
“A distressed-debt fund is seizing control of one of the largest malls in America after a series of moves that…
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Politics
Biden press secretary backed nominating Harris based on her race, despite believing Harris would lose
Joe Biden’s press secretary supported nominating Kamala Harris for president partly because of her race and gender, despite being aware…
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