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Right whale population is finally rebounding

“Numbering just 384 individuals, the North Atlantic right whale is among the most vulnerable whale species in the world. Thankfully,…

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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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Endangered flat-headed cat discovered

“The endangered flat-headed cat has been spotted in Thailand for the first time in 30 years. Previously, scientists had suspected…

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Poverty falls in most of the world since 2021

“According to the World Bank, poverty fell in three-quarters of countries between 2021 and 2024. The organization also estimates that…

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Unearthed Data Makes Pennsylvania’s Puberty Blocker Payouts Look Even Sketchier

By Megan Brock Pennsylvania saw a meteoric rise in the number of adolescents receiving puberty blockers through an insurance billing…

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Measles outbreak doubles in a week in South Carolina

“The South Carolina measles outbreak is growing at an astounding speed,” reports NBC News. “Over the last seven to nine…

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Michigan professor arrested by ICE for sex offenses is fired

A professor in Michigan has been fired in the wake of his arrest by federal immigration officials, who called him…

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2025 had the lowest death rate from extreme weather ever

2025 saw the “lowest death rate from extreme weather in history.” Roger Pielke “notes that this good news is not…

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Swiss bar where fire killed 40 people was not inspected for 6 years

“Local authorities failed to carry out yearly safety inspections between 2020 and 2025 at the bar in the Swiss Alps…

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World’s tallest flying bird population grows 20% in Cambodia

The sarus crane is the world’s tallest flying bird, standing at a height of up to 5 feet, 11 inches. People…

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FBI Caught Hillary Clinton Discussing Donations With Foreign Felon

By Emily Kopp As Hillary Clinton closed in on the presidential nomination in the spring of 2016, FBI field officers…

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What Christmas Looks Like In The World’s Most Dangerous Countries For Christians

By Derek Vanbuskirk Millions of Christians around the world are celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ in silence, secrecy or…

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Polar bears adapt to warmer climate

Polar bears are “adapting to a warmer Arctic faster than expected. New research from the University of East Anglia found that…

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Endangered dove is avoiding extinction after a rat eradication campaign

“The endangered Palau ground dove is showing signs of recovery on Ulong Island in the Pacific following a successful rat…

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Otters make a comeback in England

“Thanks to decades of improving water quality, otters are making a comeback in the UK, turning up in rivers all…

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Congressional leadership has long been corrupt, study says

“Congressional leadership is corrupt,” says economics professor Tyler Cowen. Both Democrats and Republicans are corrupt, according to the study he…

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Photographers destroy fascinating endangered frogs

“A group of endangered ‘galaxy frogs’ are missing, presumed dead, after trespassing photographers reportedly destroyed their microhabitats for photos. Melanobatrachus…

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Zero hurricanes made landfall in the U.S. mainland this year, contradicting global warming alarmism

“Zero hurricanes made landfall in the continental United States this year—the first time this has happened since 2015. And while…

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Self-driving trucks will be used to keep oil and gas wells supplied in Texas’ Permian Basin

“Aurora Innovation, a self-driving truck company, is expanding its operations in Texas. In 2026, it plans to launch a fleet…

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Liberty Unyielding may die, so archive any blog posts you want preserved

This blog may die soon, so if you blogged here, you should archive your blog posts at a free web…

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60-year-old palm trees flower for the first and only time in their lives

“Towering talipot palms in a Rio de Janeiro park are flowering for the first and only time in their lives,…

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Argentine free-market reforms radically improve terrible economy

It has been two two years since the free-market reformer Javier Milei took office as president of Argentina. Since December 10,…

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Wolves, bears and boars proliferate in Greece

“Wolves, bears, and boars are growing in number in Greece. A wildlife specialist referenced in the article credits milder winters…

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Chinese builds ‘Great Green Wall,’ yet sandstorms still plague China’s capital

“Since 1949, China’s forest cover has grown from 10 percent of its land area to 25 percent, partly thanks to…

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Alaska Blasted With Over 20 Aftershocks After Getting Rocked With Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake

By Andrew Powell According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Alaska during the morning…

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State Supreme Court Is Asked To Grant Chimps Human Rights

“An animal rights organization has asked the Michigan Supreme Court to hear its case that chimpanzees in an Upper Peninsula…

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Cornell College abolishes a dozen majors and minors, such as French, German, and religion

“Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, will discontinue more than a dozen majors and minors in the 2026–2027 academic year,…

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Artificial intelligence saves elderly people from falls

“Several high-end senior homes in New York City are using AI-powered motion sensors to detect and prevent falls—a leading cause of injury…

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California’s Housing Woes Spiral Out Of Control Under Gavin Newsom

By Andi Shae Napier Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom ran for governor in 2018 on meeting the Golden State’s dire…

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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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Puffins make a comeback after anti-rat campaign, returning to the Isle of Muck

“Following a successful rat eradication, Puffins are nesting on Northern Ireland’s Isle of Muck for the first time in at…

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Abducted Catholic Schoolchildren In Nigeria Escape Captivity

By Mark Tanos Fifty schoolchildren abducted from a Catholic school in north-central Nigeria escaped captivity and returned to their families,…

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Nuclear plant helps crocodiles thrive

“American crocodiles are recovering in Florida, thanks in part to a thriving nesting ground in the cooling canals of the…

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Big meat-eating creatures make a comeback in North America

“North America’s big four terrestrial carnivores—gray wolves, pumas, black bears, and grizzly bears—have seen a strong recovery in recent decades. All four species…

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