Is the US Headed for Revolution?

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National Interest   by Mathew Burrows     Economic and demographic trends in the United States mirror those of other pre-revolutionary societies in the past. →

World's fastest high-speed train blazes to 453 km/h in pre-service trials

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Global Times   By Xinhua     The world's fastest bullet train, the CR450, has begun a battery of pre-service trials on a high-speed line in China, clocking a single-train →

Running fixes what junk food breaks in the brain

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Science Daily   by Genomic Press     Researchers at University College Cork, led by Professor Yvonne Nolan, have uncovered the specific metabolic processes that explain how →

Two Teenagers Killed, Five Injured in Johannesburg Shooting

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and Africanews     Two teenagers were killed and five injured in a shooting in the Westbury area of Johannesburg on Tuesday, →

States Where it’s Almost Impossible to Prove Voter Fraud

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​american thinker​​​ By Charles Sullivan In New Mexico, it’s almost impossible to prove voter fraud.  No proof of citizenship is required to register to vote, and no voter ID is →

Misunderstanding Mamdani

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Americal Thinker   By Gene Schwimmer     Conservative New York City residents (yes, they do exist), contemplating the ascension of 33-year-old, →

The Stagnant Order

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Foreign Affairs   by Michael Beckley     In 1898, as the United Kingdom joined other powers in carving up the once mighty Qing empire, British Prime Minister Lord Salisbury →

Hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters burn vehicle, attack police in Dublin

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Al Jazeera   By Abby Rogers, AFP and Reuters     At least 1,000 protesters have clashed with police in southwest Dublin, throwing bottles and launching fireworks at →

US-China now in a ‘very different kind of trade war’, experts warn

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Al Jazeera   By Megha Bahree     Relations between the United States and China are tense, once again, with experts saying that the administration of US President Donald Trump →

How Tomahawk Missiles Matter in Russia-Ukraine Peace Negotiations

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National Interest   by Paul J. Saunders     In the last three months, President Donald Trump has shifted his stance considerably on how to bring the Russia-Ukraine War to an →

Militaries should be ranked by real capabilities rather than on paper: Chinese expert on India’s ‘world’s third most powerful air force’ ranking

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Global Times   By Liu Xuanzun and Liang Rui     A Chinese expert on Monday said that militaries should be ranked by real capabilities rather than on paper, and that potential →

Feeling stressed? Science finds a simple way to take back control

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Science Daily   by Penn State     A tight work deadline, a clogged toilet, or a disagreement with a loved one can make an ordinary day feel overwhelming. When several of →

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