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Homes without privacy and almost no furniture, but with many inhabitants
In centuries past, people’s homes were often quite unpleasant, as recounted in Judith Flanders’s book The Making of Home: The…
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Carnivorous ‘bone collector’ caterpillars wear corpses as camouflage
“Science fiction has never invented an alien as weird as what actually exists in the insect world,” notes attorney and…
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Trump and the Canadians
No one ever said democracy is perfect. Majorities can screw up governance almost as easily as can elites. But still,…
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Social inequality was worse before capitalism arrived
It is common for leftists to blame “capitalism” for social inequality. But the world was much more unequal before capitalism.…
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Giant rodents thrive in suburb of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is a big city, with the world’s 15th largest metropolitan area. But the region still has space for…
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Measles Outbreak Surpasses 1,000 Cases, Second Worst Year Since Declared Eliminated In US
By Kate Anderson Over 1,000 measles cases have been reported across the U.S., indicating that this year’s numbers could potentially…
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School board’s budget chair likely stole two airplanes worth $1.5 million
The budget chair of one of America’s largest school systems “spent years pulling off a premeditated con to steal two…
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Endangered rare duck makes a comeback
“China’s population of the Baer’s Pochard, a critically endangered diving duck, has more than doubled to 2,555, up from roughly…
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Saiga antelope brought back from the brink of extinction by prize-winning project
In 2006, a collection of nonprofits and the government of Kazakhstan launched a project to save the dwindling population of…
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Brazil’s rarest parrots make a comeback, avoiding extinction
“The population of the red-tailed amazon parrot has nearly doubled over the past two decades, thanks in part to a…
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Foot-and-mouth disease is now gone from most of South America
There isn’t any road connecting Central America and South America, because there is a 60-mile roadless area where Central America…
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Mexican gray wolves make a comeback in Arizona and New Mexico
Gray wolves are recovering in the American Southwest: “There are now at least 286 Mexican gray wolves roaming parts of…
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Maternal mortality falls to all-time low
The World Health Organization says there were 260,000 maternal deaths across the globe in 2023, down from 267,000 in 2022…
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The Climate Cult Comes For Man’s Best Friend
By John Loftus The climate cult is coming for man’s best friend. It was only a matter of time before…
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Dementia falls by two-thirds, for people in most age groups
When you get old, your chance of dementia is two-thirds lower than it used to be 40 years ago, reports…
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‘Do Not Respond’: Trump Press Sec Confirms They Ignore Reporters With Pronouns In Email Signatures
By Reagan Reese President Donald Trump’s press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed to a New York Times (NYT) reporter that it…
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Endangered tortoise becomes mom of four at age 97
“A rare, Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoise who is estimated to be 97 has become the oldest known first-time mother…
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Sleeping was much more difficult before modern times
People slept far worse before modern times, notes The Doomslayer. That contradicts the widespread myth that before modern times, nighttime…
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Black rhinos make a comeback after 98% of them were wiped out
“The dramatic drop in black rhino numbers – from an estimated 100,000 animals around the 1900s to fewer than 2,400…
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Police chief in progressive county poops on floors, exposes self, sticks needle in cop’s penis, according to allegations
“Hudson County Police Chief Robert Farley is being accused of assaulting and harassing his officers in a lengthy list of…
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DOJ Attorney Liz Oyer Said Trump Fired Her Over Mel Gibson’s Guns — Turns Out She Was Mega-Progressive Activist
By Eireann Van Natta President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) terminated a top pardon attorney who claims it was…
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Left-Wing Program Spending Spree Helped Fuel ‘Explosive Growth’ In Education Dept’s Budget, Report Says
By Jaryn Crouson The Department of Education’s (ED) budget has been increasing substantially year over year with millions funneling into…
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Los Angeles finances are deteriorating rapidly
“The Democratic mismanagement of America’s big cities is becoming a liability for the party. A shining example is Los Angeles,…
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100 million African households get access to electricity
“In 2019, the African Development Bank reported that an additional 96 million African households had gained access to electricity between…
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‘The Worst I’ve Ever Seen’: Dozens Dead Across Six States After Tornadoes, Wildfires, Dust Storms
By John Oyewale A monster storm sweeping through parts of the U.S. whipped up tornadoes and dust storms and sparked…
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Videos Show US Military Launching Large-Scale Strike Against Iran-Backed Houthis In Yemen
By John Oyewale The U.S. military began a large-scale operation Saturday against the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists in Yemen to defend…
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Monarch butterflies rebound in Mexico
“The number of monarch butterflies wintering in the mountains west of Mexico City rebounded this year, doubling the area they…
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Columbia University Human Rights Fellow Convicted For Having A Slave
By Thomas English A British jury convicted United Nations Judge Lydia Mugambe on Thursday of forcing a Ugandan woman into…
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‘Double Standard’: DC Court That Shielded John Kerry’s Staff Changed Its Tune When It Came To DOGE
By Thomas English A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ordered the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to disclose staff identities…
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Cartoon of the Day (with commentary): Callous and Inhumane
A.F. Branco Cartoon – True to the Mascot that represents them, Congressional Democrats have been showing their true self as…
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Europe’s large carnivores are rising in number
“Europe’s carnivores have had a remarkable change in fortune. After tens of thousands of years of persecution that wiped out…
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Bison make a comeback in Europe
“Projects across Europe have already shown how bison can thrive. In the 1920s, there were just 54 European bison, all…
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Global suicide rate falls 40 percent
“The global suicide rate fell nearly 40 percent between 1990 and 2021, according to a recent analysis from the Institute…
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Trump Teases Enormous Staff Cuts At Government Agency
By Ireland Owens President Donald Trump on Wednesday signaled that his Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) may be poised to make…
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Regretful Illegal Migrants Flocking Home In Droves After Trump Border Crackdown
By Jason Hopkins Latin American migrants are turning around in droves and expressing regret at attempting to cross unlawfully into…
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Trillions of viruses live inside you. Artificial intelligence is trying to identify them
“The viruses we know best are the ones that make us sick — the influenza viruses that send us to…
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