A protein that fuels cancer could also be the key to fighting it

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Science Daily   by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory     A protein that helps cancer grow may also hold a surprising key to fighting it. Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor →

Escape From Rotherham

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American Thinker   by David Prentice     Rotherham. Their rape gang scandal first came to public attention in the 1990s. I don’t recall where I read about it first, but what →

The Schools Didn’t Fail Us. We Did.

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American Thinker   by Micheal S. Parkhurst     Every few weeks, a reporter takes a microphone onto the street and asks ordinary people simple questions. Name the three →

A Democratic Reckoning in India

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Foreign Affairs   by Pratap Bhanu Mehta     India is in rebellion. At stake is the very future of the country’s democracy and the potential of its renewal. The mass protests →

‘Boiling point’: Why students are protesting against Albania’s Edi Rama

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Al Jazeera   By Armin Aljovic     Student protests against poor conditions in Albania’s education system have continued for a third day in the capital, Tirana, as Prime →

Trump says ground troops unlikely in Iran; Saudi downs drone

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​al jazeera​​​ By Enes Abuomer and Mohammed R Mhawish     US President Donald Trump says he “would not use” nuclear weapons against Iran, adding he did not see “putting US troops →

Why Saudi Arabia Has Only Bad Options in Yemen

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National Interest   by Mohammed Ayoob     For Riyadh, further escalation against a determined foe may create an open-ended conflict; withdrawal may reward Houthi aggression. →

AI robot dog joins scientific expedition in Southwest China’s Ailao Mountains, first of its kind

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global times By Zhang Weilan     A robotic dog developed by Hangzhou-based DEEP Robotics has participated in a biodiversity expedition in the forests of Ailao Mountains in Yunnan →

First China-Pakistan army joint training features an all-Chinese equipment lineup, signaling deep interoperability: expert

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global times By Liang Rui     The first China-Pakistan army joint training Karakoram 2026 kicked off on Wednesday, with all weapons and equipment provided by the Chinese side, →

Scientists reveal 93% of Australia's Indigenous population was lost in just 73 years

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Science Daily   by Flinders University     New research suggests that Australia's Indigenous population before European colonization was far larger than historical estimates →

Ozempic and Wegovy linked to rare risk of sudden vision loss

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Science Daily   by Rutgers University     A large study led by Rutgers researchers has identified a possible vision risk associated with widely used diabetes and weight loss →

We Are In A Cold Civil War — And We Refuse To See It

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American Thinker   by W. Galt     There are many ways to wage war. Today, these non-traditional forms of warfare are commonly referred to as hybrid warfare, which includes →

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