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Young Americans are richer than previous generations, but their employment rate is lower

“There’s a common narrative that younger generations in the US have been left out to dry economically. The journalist Derek…

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Armadillos come to Virginia, Michigan and Nebraska

“The nine-banded armadillo is proliferating and expanding its range across the Eastern US. According to a recently published analysis of…

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China’s Hongqi Bridge Just Collapsed Into River Months After Opening

By Daily Caller Staff A newly completed 758-meter bridge in China’s Sichuan province partially collapsed into a river Tuesday after…

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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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Sierra Club Deviated From Environmental Mission To Embrace Far-Left Projects. It Ripped Itself To Shreds

By Natalie Sandoval “What do wolves have to do with equity, justice, and inclusion?” So a Sierra Club staff member…

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Supreme Court Says Trump May Withhold SNAP Money During Shutdown

By Mark Tanos The Supreme Court handed President Trump a victory Friday when it blocked a lower court’s demand for…

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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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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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Extinction rate falls — fewer species are becoming endangered

Contrary to alarmist claims that extinctions are rising due to climate change, the rate of species going extinct is actually…

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Islands become paradises again after invasive rats are killed off

“Seabirds, crabs, geckos, and native flora are flourishing on Bikar Atoll and Jemo Islet—two small islands in the Marshalls—after conservationists…

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Snow leopards increase 62% in 4 years in mountainous state

“The population of rare snow leopards in high-altitude tribal areas of Himachal Pradesh has increased by 62 per cent over…

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22 nations eliminate measles and rubella

“Twenty-two countries and territories in the Western Pacific, including Japan and a number of small island nations, have eliminated measles…

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Salmon return after 200 years

“Salmon are breeding in England’s River Don for the first time in over 200 years,” reports The Doomslayer. The BBC reports:…

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Bats recover after massive losses due to White Nose Syndrome

“Cave-dwelling bat populations in Wisconsin appear to be recovering from White Nose Syndrome, the infamous fungal disease that has wiped…

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Bird listed as extinct makes a comeback in Kyrgyzstan

“The Little Bustard, a heavy-bodied grassland bird native to Eurasia, is making a comeback in Kyrgyzstan after it was nearly…

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German Mayor Allegedly Set On Fire, Stabbed 13 Times By African-Born Adopted Daughter

By Mark Tanos A German mayor-elect’s adopted teenage daughter allegedly tried to set her mother’s hair on fire with deodorant…

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Humpback whales make a comeback around Australia

“Recent research suggests there were over 50,000 eastern Australian humpback whales in 2024, up from 25,000 a decade ago,” reports The…

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Baby giant tortoises thrive after artificial incubation

Baby giant tortoises are thriving in an island nation in the Indian Ocean after the first successful hatching of the…

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Franklin & Marshall College will ditch Ben Franklin for ‘gender-neutral’ mascot

Franklin & Marshall College is named after Benjamin Franklin and John Marshall, the longest-serving Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.…

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Explosion kills 19 at military munitions plant in Tennessee

19 people have died in a massive explosion at a military munitions plant in Tennessee. The explosion occurred this morning…

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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Corina Machado Dedicates Award To Donald Trump

By Derek Vanbuskirk Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize on Friday to President Donald Trump…

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Other nations liberalize immigration

“Barbados, Belize, Dominica, and St Vincent and the Grenadines have agreed to let citizens of all four countries move, live,…

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Scientists turn skin cells into viable eggs. That could lead to new reproductive options, such as for infertile women.

“Scientists in Oregon turned human skin cells into viable eggs by transplanting their nuclei into donor eggs. While only a…

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Why do leftists hate people who help them?

Leftists often hate the very people who defend their freedoms. They hate their benefactors even more than they hate other…

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World’s biggest consulting firm issued error-ridden report full of citations to non-existent studies

The world’s biggest global consulting firm, Deloitte, is being forced to reimburse Australian taxpayers for a shoddy report that cited…

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Trees in the Amazon get bigger and more robust, thanks to higher levels of carbon dioxide

“A recently published study analyzed 30 years of Amazonian tree records and found that trees in the Amazon are getting…

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Hungary hands out cheap loans in response to stagnant economy

Hungary’s inflation rate is double the average for the European Union, and its economy is barely growing, increasing by just…

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Sen. Kennedy Lists Millions In Questionable Spending Democrats Want Restored Before Reopening Government

By Mariane Angela Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy took to the Senate floor Friday and laid out a list of…

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Hamas Agrees To Release Hostages, Relinquish Power Over Gaza — With Conditions

By Wallace White Hamas said it tentatively agreed to release all remaining hostages and relinquish power under President Donald Trump’s…

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Docs Knew Gender Science Was ‘Shoddy,’ But Pushed Chemical Sex Changes On Kids Anyway

By Megan Brock Private emails from leaders of an influential transgender medical organization expose how ideology and consensus, rather than…

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Charitable giving rises, but not to religion, which has waned

Charitable giving in the United States was 3.3 percent higher in 2024 than in 2023, after adjusting for inflation,” reports The Doomslayer. But religious…

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Democratic Attorney General candidate Jay Jones recklessly drove 116 miles per hour, then dodged jail by working at his own PAC

The Democratic candidate for Virginia Attorney General, Jay Jones, was stopped for driving 116 miles per hour, but received no…

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Virginia’s Transgender School Debacle Could Hand Republicans A Miracle

By Amber Duke We’re a little over a month out from Virginia’s elections and things are getting interesting… A new…

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Harvard Blamed Jewish Victim Assaulted At Campus Protest, House Committee Alleges

By Jaryn Crouson The House Committee on Education and the Workforce alleged on Monday that Harvard University failed to punish…

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