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The billionaire should be writing a thank you note to Al Gore, not wrecking burgeoning developments [...]
Industry trade groups are alarmed that the Trump administration's illegal order to halt work at the consumer protection agency will cause chaos in consumer markets. [...]
Groups of migrants once bound for the US are throwing in the towel and heading back where they came from after the Trump administration moved to seal off the southern border, authorities said Monda [...]
President Trump's proposal deserves more than serious consideration; it deserves to be actualized as soon as possible. [...]
So much is happening so quickly in Washington these days that Donald Trump's war on the green climate agenda has passed almost unnoticed. Steps like pulling out of the Paris Agreement, dropping electric-vehicle mandates, ending offshore leasing for wind projects, and fast-tracking fossil-fuel infrastructure would have dominated the news in quieter times. [...]
A single member of the judicial branch has decided the president should not have the authority to run one of the most important departments of the government. [...]
Donald Trump is poised to become the first president since FDR to have appointed the majority of high-court justices. His potential picks are terrifying. [...]
Podcast host Joe Rogan said he thinks the Democratic Party is "going to keep shedding people" because it looks like "they're not course-correcting at all." [...]
Part one in a series examining at how the party got derailed on key issues. [...]
Even Elon Musk's toughest critics acknowledge that he is likely to find 'awful examples of wasteful spending' in our federal government. [...]
While President Donald Trump has caused chaos and confusion in his first few weeks in office, he's made one thing very clear: His administration will do everything in its power to supercharge oil and gas production. [...]
There are several noteworthy factors that explain why the second Trump administration is outshining the first. [...]
Last week, the Trump administration ruled to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelans. Upon their TPS ending, hundreds of thousands of beneficiaries may become deportable unless they can secure a visa. [...]
JMC's Elliott Drago sat with JMC Network Scholar Jake Hiserman to discuss his work on the moral and intellectual implications of higher education. [...]
What individual was most responsible for America's victory in the Cold War? The case for Buckley. [...]
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan held talks Wednesday, signing a series of agreements to boost trade and defence ties between the Muslim-majority nations, including a joint venture to build drones.The Turkish leader was visiting Southeast Asia's largest economy after travelling to Malaysia and before heading to Pakistan on a four-day tour of key allies in the Islamic world. [...]
As excitement swept through the Syrian community after Bashar al-Assad's overthrow, businesses in Turkey that rely on them for labour began quickly crunching the numbers."The Syrians have made a big contribution to the textile sector here. If they leave, there will be a serious labour problem," said Ali Gozcu, reflecting the widespread anxiety gripping Turkey's textile industry.Gozcu runs ALG Teksil, a clothing firm in Gaziantep, a southeastern Turkish city that is home to half a million Syrians. [...]
Expat "mumfluencers" are taking to TikTok to sing the praises of life in Saudi Arabia and to extol the virtues of its new NEOM megacity, filming their idyllic lives spent picnicking by turquoise waters and shopping in gleaming malls."If you have children, Saudi Arabia is the best place," Aida McPherson, an Azerbaijani born in London, told her almost 60,000 followers as she filmed her daughter in traditional Saudi dress on a shopping trip. [...]
When President Donald Trump froze nearly all US foreign aid, Cambodia was forced to suspend workers removing dangerous mines from the country -- until China stepped in with the necessary funding.In the Cook Islands, traditionally bound to New Zealand and friendly with the United States, the prime minister has announced plans to head to Beijing to sign a cooperation deal.Successive US administrations have vowed to wage a global competition with China, described as the only potential rival for global leadership. [...]
With its regional proxies decimated in Israeli attacks, Iran is seeking to restore its position within the new regional dynamics by encouraging Islamic countries to mobilize against President Donald Trump's Gaza policies. [...]
With its regional proxies decimated in Israeli attacks, Iran is seeking to restore its position within the new regional dynamics by encouraging Islamic countries to mobilize against President Donald Trump's Gaza policies. [...]
With its regional proxies decimated in Israeli attacks, Iran is seeking to restore its position within the new regional dynamics by encouraging Islamic countries to mobilize against President Donald Trump's Gaza policies. [...]
With its regional proxies decimated in Israeli attacks, Iran is seeking to restore its position within the new regional dynamics by encouraging Islamic countries to mobilize against President Donald Trump's Gaza policies. [...]
Israeli police raided the Educational Bookshop on Sunday and arrested its owners on charges of “disturbing public order,” a move met with outcry by diplomats. [...]
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was backing the ultimatum of President Donald Trump for the release of hostages by Saturday afternoon, but he did not specify if he expects all remaining hostages to be released that day. [...]
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was backing the ultimatum of President Donald Trump for the release of hostages by Saturday afternoon, but he did not specify if he expects all remaining hostages to be released that day. [...]
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was backing the ultimatum of President Donald Trump for the release of hostages by Saturday afternoon, but he did not specify if he expects all remaining hostages to be released that day. [...]
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was backing the ultimatum of President Donald Trump for the release of hostages by Saturday afternoon, but he did not specify if he expects all remaining hostages to be released that day. [...]
A suspension of US foreign aid and possible dismantling of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) will have a major impact on some of the world's poorest countries, the Washington-based Center for Global Development (CGD) warned Tuesday.For more than 20 economies, a year-long pause on US aid could mean a loss of over one percent of their gross national income, the CGD said in a blog post.And eight economies including South Sudan, Somalia and Afghanistan could face a hit of three percent or more, the group added. [...]
More than $53 billion will be required to rebuild Gaza and end the "humanitarian catastrophe" that has gripped the war-ravaged territory, including $20 billion in the first three years alone, the United Nations said Tuesday.The global body said in a report that a "political and security framework" must also be put in place so that recovery and rebuilding can begin, and a groundwork can be laid for a political process to quickly end the Israeli occupation "and establish a viable two-State solution." [...]
The son of ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad posted about his family’s final days in Damascus before the rebel takeover. [...]
A Swedish court on Tuesday sentenced a 52-year-old woman to 12 years in prison on genocide charges, in the country's first court case over crimes by the Islamic State group against the Yazidi minority.Accused of keeping Yazidi women and children as slaves at her home in Syria in 2015, Lina Ishaq was convicted of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, the Stockholm district court said in a statement. [...]
The Israeli army has escalated its operation in the northern West Bank in the past three weeks, causing massive destruction of infrastructure, forcing more than 40,000 Palestinians to flee their homes and killing dozens. [...]
The Israeli army has escalated its operation in the northern West Bank in the past three weeks, causing massive destruction of infrastructure, forcing more than 40,000 Palestinians to flee their homes and killing dozens. [...]
The Israeli army has escalated its operation in the northern West Bank in the past three weeks, causing massive destruction of infrastructure, forcing more than 40,000 Palestinians to flee their homes and killing dozens. [...]
Nicole Russell, USA Even Elon Musk's toughest critics acknowledge that he is likely to find 'awful examples of wasteful spending' in our federal government. [...]
Helaine Olen, MSNBC The CFPB has proven time and time again the government can help people. No wonder oligarchs hate it. [...]
David Marcus, Fox News Columnist David Marcus travels to Parkersburg, W.V., where the federal government's Central Accounting Reporting System is located. Elon Musk and his DOGE team are headed [...]
Maurie Backman, The Motley Fool It's pretty tough to qualify for $5,108 a month, so you may want to focus your efforts elsewhere. [...]
Michael Webber, The New York Times The 20-year move toward lower emissions won't stop just because of the president. [...]
John Wittman, RealClearMarkets At the World Economic Forum last month, President Donald Trump was right to elevate the plight of businesses and consumers losing access to banking. The rise [...]
John Tamny, RCM Price controls will suffocate a much more robust housing recovery in the Los Angeles area. What's sad is that it was all so unnecessary. As the Wall Street [...]
Theara Coleman, Week Business leaders must prepare themselves for the next wave in tech that will take AI to another level [...]
Eric Fry, InvestorPlace Super Bowl 2025 ads highlighted AI's growing dominance, with Meta, Google, and OpenAI pushing the next wave of innovation. As AI's crossover moment approaches, here's [...]
Gordon Gray, RealClearMarkets Throughout Joe Biden's tenure in the Oval Office, Americans suffered under higher prices. President Trump has signaled he [...]
Quinn Sental, Salon Award-winning news and culture, features breaking news, in-depth reporting and criticism on politics, science, food and entertainment. [...]
Roben Farzad, BusinessWeek September is that cruelest month for the stock market. It's the only month that has dropped on average since the Roaring Twenties. Come Monday night, when Wall [...]
Donald Lambro, Washington Times Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has to do two things really well at his convention: Lay out in dramatic terms how bad the Obama economy is and [...]
Carla Fried, CNNMoney Income-starved investors looking to amp up their portfolios have been turning to foreign bonds -- for obvious reasons. The 4.2% payout on the average foreign [...]
Ezra Klein, WonkBlog I see that the Republican convention will feature a debt clock ticking away behind the speakers. It will also, as I understand it, consist entirely of speakers who [...]
R. Ponnuru, Bloomberg While the Romney and Obama camps have made increasingly bitter accusations about each otherâ??s plans for Medicare, a bipartisan consensus on entitlements has emerged [...]
Rick Newman, US News By now, everybody knows what's wrong with the economy: There aren't enough jobs, Europe is stuck in a financial quagmire and Washington is playing chicken with tax and [...]
Doug Schoen, Forbes It's a testament to how bad the American employment market has gotten that the most recent jobs report was met with applause. The Labor Department's July jobs figures [...]
Jason Ma, IBD Corporations are scaling back investment, hiring and inventories ahead of steep year-end tax hikes and spending cuts, the most concrete sign to date that uncertainty over the [...]
The watch world loves an excuse to throw a party. From athletic partnerships like the Olympics to cinematic celebrations like the Behind the Camera Awards, horological brands are more than happy to indulge in a bit of merrimaking. But the best excuse to hit the metaphorical dance floor will always be a big birthday — […] The post The Big Watch World Anniversaries of 2025 appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Let’s say you’ve made it through Ticketmaster’s seven circles of hell and actually secured tickets to see your favorite artist in concert. How many songs would you have to hear to feel like you got your money’s worth? Jack White raised the issue over the weekend after hearing “chatter” about concert length, calling out fans […] The post How Long Should a Concert Be? appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
We cover Huckberry a lot. And for good reason: the retailer aligns with everything we care about here at InsideHook HQ, from buying into the premium cool-guy look to prioritizing quality and American manufacturing. Toss in a roster of brands we respect — Danner, Wythe, Corridor, etc — and a proclivity for waxed garments, and […] The post Every Shoe You Could Possibly Want Is on Sale at Huckberry appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
In 2022, a pair of Kentucky distilleries joined forces when Bardstown Bourbon Company acquired Green River Distilling Co. Since then, Green River has been busy: working with Dierks Bentley on a bourbon, expanding its distribution into more states and releasing some delicious whiskey. They’re set to have an even higher profile in 2025 for another […] The post Green River Revisits Whiskey History With a NASCAR Sponsorship appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Growing human organs in laboratories has rapidly moved from the annals of fiction into the realm of actual science. But brains, kidneys and intestines aren’t the only body parts that scientists are trying to replicate — another, more modest one could lead to healthier outcomes for people in need of new teeth. At MIT Technology […] The post Teeth Are the Next Frontier in Lab-Grown Body Parts appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
It feels significant that on a night when the betting odds favored rapper Kendrick Lamar declaring Aubrey Graham a pedophile to a live viewing audience of 120 million (he did not, although he might as well have), the subsequent talk of the town would be about pants. And yet, despite a blockbuster Super Bowl halftime […] The post The Real Super Bowl Winner? Kendrick Lamar’s Flared Jeans. appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Playa Hotels and Resorts operates a host of all-inclusive properties in a number of scenic locations across Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. And soon, it’ll be doing so as part of an even larger hospitality company. Earlier this month, Hyatt extended an exclusive arrangement with Playa Hotels and Resorts involving “potential strategic alternatives,” and […] The post Hyatt Expands All-Inclusive Offerings With Playa Resorts Acquisition appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
If you’ve spent any time watching delivery vehicles go about their daily work in towns large and small, you’ve probably seen the handiwork of EV manufacturer Rivian. The company’s initial splash in the commercial market came through its partnership with Amazon — which, until late 2023, made the tech giant the exclusive customer of Rivian’s […] The post Rivian Opens Up Sales of Its Commercial Vans appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Super Bowl 59 was a night of steamrolling. The Philadelphia Eagles trounced the Kansas City Chiefs 40 to 22. Kendrick Lamar eviscerated Drake in front of an audience of tens of millions of Americans with his performance of “Not Like Us,” with Drake’s reported ex Serena Williams dancing along. And Jeep tore the Ford Bronco […] The post Jeep’s Super Bowl Ad Is a Middle Finger Pretending to Be a Tear-Jerker appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Since this century began, Vikings have been the subject of countless historical documentaries, multiple streaming series and the critically acclaimed film The Northman. There’s plenty that residents of the modern world find fascinating about life in the time of the Vikings — but there’s also much about this culture that remains mysterious to us. Enter […] The post Unearthing the Unexpected Corners of Viking History appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
It’s no surprise that we love Made In. The premium cookware brand has some of the best products on the market, marrying longevity and style. From cast iron collections to some of the nicest glassware we’ve ever seen, you’re going to want to stock up. To make doing that a little easier right now, the […] The post Save Big on Our Favorite Cookware From Made In appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
The amenities on board a research vessel might not be in the same league as, say, those on a luxury cruise ship, but scientific expeditions do get to some memorable destinations. From Svalbard to Rapa Nui, scientific researchers have visited some of the most stunning places on the planet…for science. And based on missions and […] The post This Year’s Hot Scientific Destination Is the Moon, Apparently appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
The newest whiskey to join Heaven Hill distillery’s Heritage Collection is nearly 20 years in the making. This month, Heaven Hill announced the release of its oldest wheat whiskey, a 19-year-old limited edition that has its origin in 277 barrels of whiskey first produced in the second half of 2005. What makes this release especially […] The post The Latest Addition to Heaven Hill’s Heritage Collection Is a 19-Year-Old Wheat Whiskey appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Let’s say you’re out for a jog one day and a runner unexpectedly passes you. What’s unexpected about this scenario is that the runner in question isn’t human at all, but is instead a robot of the two-legged variety. A scene that might have been the stuff of science fiction not that long ago is […] The post Two-Legged Robots Are Getting Better at Running appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
It’s been over 50 years since Film at Lincoln Center began programming films at one of Manhattan’s most iconic addresses. Since the organization debuted in 1969, they’ve hosted a legion of critically acclaimed films and legendary filmmakers, making them an essential part of the city’s creative scene. It’s a prestigious organization — and now, it’s […] The post Rolex Is Teaming Up With Film at Lincoln Center appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
We’re living through a moment of change in the automotive industry, where automakers are revisiting familiar names as EVs while simultaneously looking for a way to appeal to longtime customers who prefer their vehicles gas-powered. A recent announcement from Stellantis indicated that they’re opting for a broader strategy, appealing to a wide range of drivers […] The post Report: Chevrolet Blazer Is Going Electric-Only In the US appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
For some viewers at home, the Super Bowl is a chance to see which team will emerge victorious and be declared NFL champions. For others, it’s a way to a see a lot of high-profile, big-budget ads — including some featuring prominent celebrities. But a very different Super Bowl ad set to air on Sunday […] The post One Super Bowl Ad Is Attracting Bipartisan Pushback appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
In theory, the Super Bowl and recent developments in online technology might look like the very definition of contrasts. This week’s episode of Real Time With Bill Maher made the case that the two might have more in common than you’d expect. This line of debate picked up steam in the episode’s first segment, when […] The post Technology and the Super Bowl Haunted the Latest “Real Time With Bill Maher” appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
In 2017, one of the country’s most iconic hotels began a long break from hosting guests. New York City’s Waldorf Astoria temporarily shuttered for wide-ranging renovations, including the addition of more permanent apartments to the building. And now, those new apartments have new occupants, with a growing number of tenants closing on condos in the […] The post Buyers Are Closing on Condos in the Renovated Waldorf Astoria appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Hellmann’s pulled out all the stops for its Super Bowl ad this year. Not only did the mayonnaise brand recreate the iconic Katz’s Deli scene from When Harry Met Sally with Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal, but they actually paid attention to the details! She’s eating turkey, he’s got pastrami. They’re sitting at the same […] The post Billy Crystal Couldn’t Even Get a Good Sweater for His Super Bowl Ad appeared first on InsideHook. [...]
Staff, Liberty Nation News The highs and the lows on the way to modern America. [...]
David Schmid, HISTORY It all started with Jack the Ripper. [...]
Greg Lacurci, CNBC President Donald Trump's use of tariffs in his second term defies many historical norms, say economists and historians. [...]
Sefa Secen & Serhun Al, Time The Kurds have spent a century fighting for autonomy and confronting brutal repression by Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. [...]
Chloe Hadavas, Foreign Policy Wisdom from decades past for a world of permanent crisis. [...]
Dario Radley, Archaeology News A discovery has provided the first physical evidence of a long-suspected military practice from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. [...]
Marc Raimondi, ESPN.com Which color will the winning coach be splashed with Sunday? How did it all start? Here's a unique look at a sporting tradition. [...]
Ellen Walker, Historytoday Hollywood adored child stars like Jackie Coogan and Diana Serra Cary, but failed to protect them. [...]
Max Springer, Scientific American A mathematician has uncovered the stories behind the symbols used in math [...]
Miguel A. Faria, RealClearHistory On 18 September 1787, the final day of Philadelphia's Constitutional Convention at Independence Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth Willing Powel asked Dr. Benjamin [...]
Nono Umasy, HistoryMaps Interactive Map and Timeline of Battles of the Napoleonic Wars [...]
Kristin Braswell, NatGeo Uncover the nearly erased, but not forgotten, histories of these Black communities and their testament to resilience, from New Orleans' Treme to Wisconsin's [...]
Michael Scanlon, SSRN This is a near-author's cut of an essay entitled "Odysseus Lost" that was published by Chronicles on January 26, 2024. The Chronicles version, which benefited f [...]
Andrew J. Bacevich, New York Times An implicit question haunts this illuminating and richly detailed memoir by Michael G. Vickers, the senior intelligence official at the center of [...]
Sean Durns, Washington Examiner "Someday science may have the existence of mankind in its power," the American intellectual Henry Adams wrote in 1862, "and the human race commit suicide, [...]
Jonathan Jarry, McGill University Did Nazis love yoga? That is the provocative title of one chapter in the recently published book Conspirituality: How New Age [...]
Reuters History buffs will be able to stroll close to the spot where legend says Julius Caesar met his bloody end, when Rome authorities open a new walkway on the ancient site on [...]
Hannah Osborne, Live Science A giant predator that lived 240 million years ago was decapitated with a single, brutal bite from a deadlier creature, scientists have said. [...]
Christine Chung, New York Times A submersible craft carrying five people in the area of the Titanic wreck in the North Atlantic has been missing since Sunday, setting off a search and [...]
Agence France-Presse MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — Uruguay will melt down a bronze eagle found on a sunken World War II-era German destroyer off its coast 13 years ago, and recast it as a dove [...]
This column deals with political opposition, resistance, and the future of the nation. It dissects the Trump-Musk financial bromance and the role of VP Vance. Bear with me to its end, then please comment pro, con, or in between. Shadow action read more [...]
Ignore epidemiology claims that chocolate is healthy. It is not, claiming it is requires the same suspect correlation that "suggests" weedkillers causes human cancer and acupuncture prevents COVID-19. No science involved. Mars, Incorporated was funding the Chair in Nutrition at UC Davis when a lot of those claims came out and while it's not the case that academics are creating results-for-hire any more than industry scientists are, it is the case that government and companies only fund people whose work they like.read more [...]
Pattern recognition is an altisonant name to a rather common, if complex, activity we perform countless times in our daily lives. Our brain is capable of interpreting successions of sounds, written symbols, or images almost infallibly - so much so that people like me, who have sometimes trouble to recognize a face that should be familiar, get their own disfunctionality term - in this case, prosopagnosia.read more [...]
In 2015, nearly every country signed The Paris agreement and agreed to keep global warming to below 2 degrees higher than before humans began emitting industrial levels of CO2 emissions.Yet very little has changed, because every country gets to arbitrarily decide for itself how it can meet its goal, or if it should have a goal at all.(1) That's how useless the Paris Agreement is.read more [...]
Back in December 2024, astronomers caught wind of something unusual—a small, fast-moving rock dubbed 2024 YR4 hurtling through space. Over the past several months, NASA’s eagle-eyed observations have tracked its path with increasing precision, revealing a roughly 1% chance that this cosmic wanderer could impact Earth in 2032. Now, before alarm bells start ringing, let’s break down what that really means and why there’s no need to panic.read more [...]
So many people want to move to the United States of America because virtually anyone who arrives legally can start a business with little problem and get rich.A lot of people born in the US would rather be born in a place where they can never get rich but more things are free for the poor. They're not wrong, normal human psychological variation means most people would rather not compete if given a choice. That is seen all across the animal kingdom.read more [...]
The Zagros Mountains are nestled in Iran, northern Iraq, and southeastern Turkey, and are the scene of an unfolding geological story deep beneath it.read more [...]
A new analysis claims that crown volume of stream-side shrubs is a key metric for evaluating trophic cascade strength and they attribute the 1,500% increase in a small number of sites to increased numbers of wolves.The data they used were collected from 20 streams during the years 2001 to 2020 and they note the aboveground biomass increase is due to a lot fewer elk, which was caused by a lot more wolves. "Balance of nature" wins.read more [...]
Hims Inc., rebranded as Hims & Hers Health, Inc. after they went public in 2020, began as a telehealth company for erectile dysfunction and hair loss products.No real issue there, the products are well-established and a phone call or website consultation is more convenient and far faster than visiting a doctor's office in the modern Obamacare milieu. It's entering the compounded glucagon-like peptide 1 agonists (GLP-1) injections market that got them new scrutiny.read more [...]
A new survey created by marketing insights company Tastewise finds that half are not going to drink alcohol on Valentine's Day - for health reasons.They're not wrong. During the waning days of the Biden administration, Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy did something for science and public health that was grounded in science - he issued a report encouraging people to get off alcohol. read more [...]
As artificial intelligence tools continue to evolve and improve their performance on more and more general tasks, scientists struggle to make the best use of them. The problem is not incompetence - in fact, at least in my field of study (high-energy physics) most of us have grown rather well educated on the use and development of tailored machine learning algorithms. The problem is rather that our problems are enormously complex. Long gone are the years when we started to apply with success deep neural networks to classification and regression problems of data analysis: those were easy tasks. The bar now [...]
In 2023, I bit the bullet by signing a book contract with Springer to work on a difficult compilation of scientific misconduct and problematic science publishing practice. It was planned as an edited book that required expert contributors of the field to write chapters on the various topics. read more [...]
A new Artificial Intelligence analysis of data of ovarian cancer patients links birth control pills to a 26% reduced risk for those had ever used it, and 43% for those who had used the it after the age of 45.That does not mean you should take it as a way to prevent cancer, it is an endocrine disruptor that binds to estrogen with 20,000X the effect of compounds like BPA that environmentalists tried to claim are too risky in food containers, and this study is EXPLORATORY. With enough data, Australians could link voting for the Liberal Party to lower risk of [...]
Over 30 years after Democrats achieved their generational goal of ending nuclear energy in America, science is finally back.Texas A&M University Chancellor John Sharp announced they have provided land nearby to build four nuclear small modular reactors. “Plain and simple: the United States needs more power. And nowhere in the country, other than Texas, is anyone willing to step up and build the power plants we need."Credit: Texas A&M Universityread more [...]
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., called the National Rifle Association “a terrorist organization” but now claims to be a “constitutional absolutist” who opposes gun control. He said if you eat steak you're more of a terrorist than Obama Bin Laden but now does photo ops eating McDonald's cheeseburgers, and he claimed that President George W. Bush trouncing his fellow progressive anti-science activist Senator John Kerry was actually Republicans stealing the election but now claims maybe Trump had his win stolen in 2020.What changed? He is close to finally getting the government legitimacy he has craved, but escaped him in 2008. So [...]
The United Kingdom has delays even longer than the United States for routine care but with a fraction of the population, their high costs are a lot more punitive to taxpayers.Government is always looking for ways to keep costs contained but NHS employees need raises also, so it is a challenge. Needing fewer new employees will help.read more [...]
While talking to farmers in Illinois on September 25th, 1956 who were concerned about increased government encroachment and regulations brought on by the descendants of eugenicists who had founded "environmental" groups like Sierra Club to promote their beliefs(1), President Dwight D. Eisenhower told them, “Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field”read more [...]
Scientific information has never been more widely accessible than it is today. While this increased availability fosters awareness and collaboration, it has also contributed to a concerning surge in misinformation and disinformation, especially in the United States.Recent Pew Research data indicates a decline in public trust in science, withonly 57% of people believing science has had a mostly positive impact on society, down from 73% in 2019. Additionally, 34% of adults now view science’s impact as equally positive and negative.read more [...]
Are young people dying off en masse or are predatorts at environmental groups who prey on public gullibility rending their holistic shaman-blessed hemp garments because a wave of improving public health has spread across America?read more [...]
As we approach the fifth anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdowns, there has been ample time to look at what went wrong, and perhaps how we didn't learn much from history.There are many examples and while politicians ignored it, storytellers have not. In "The Division" game, for example, eco-terrorists spread their pathogen using cash. That made sense. If you are a zealot, disease can do what eugenics and population control efforts did not; get rid of a lot of poor and minority people without controversy, and no one can be blamed because disease is both egalitarian and exculpatory.Unless it isn't.read more [...]
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