Like brain cells, kidney cells can ‘remember’

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science news​​​​ By Andrea Tamayo     Kidney cells can make memories too. At least, in a metaphorical sense.     Neurons have historically been the cell most →

Poland will not accept EU-Mercosur trade agreement as it stands, says Prime Minister

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​brussels times​​​     Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Tuesday that Warsaw would not accept the draft free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur →

5 more have been rescued after tourist yacht sank in Egypt's Red Sea

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​africa news​​​     Egyptian naval forces rescued five people Tuesday and recovered four bodies, a day after a tourist yacht carrying 44 passengers sank in the Red Sea coastal →

What you don't know, and need to know, about Pam Bondi

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​american thinker​​​ By Mike McDaniel     Do you remember the Trayvon Martin hoax? Trayvon Martin, the pot smoking, thug wannabe and burglar who one rainy night in Florida →

How America’s War on Chinese Tech Backfired

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​foreign affairs​​​ By Scott Kennedy     In late September, the Biden administration issued a draft rule that would ban Chinese connected and autonomous vehicles and their →

Ceasefire starts between Israel, Hezbollah to end fighting in Lebanon

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​al jazeera​​​ By Lyndal Rowlands and Alastair McCready     A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect at 4am local time in Lebanon (02:00 GMT) amid hopes the →

Georgetown Law's War on Women

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​american conservative​​​ by Evie Solheim     Universities are known for taking pains to avoid bad publicity, so when a top university makes an unforced error in its →

Biden’s Botched Electric Vehicle Legacy

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national interest by Greg Priddy    As we head into the final weeks of the Biden administration, the ambitious goal it had set coming into office to build out a competitive American →

China-Japan relationship can only improve if it becomes more active

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​global times​​​     The Chinese government has announced the restart of visa-free entry for short-term visits from Japan, extending the stay duration to 30 days. This news has →

From electric cars to wildfires, how Trump may affect climate actions

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science news By Carolyn Gramling and Nikk Ogasa    If we learned anything from 2024, it’s that climate change is rapidly reshaping our world. We’re on course to set the hottest year on →

It’s a Mad Mad Mad World

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman    After Hamas raped, tortured, burned, kidnapped, and murdered innocent Israelis on October 7, the worst genocidal act against Jews since the →

Von der Leyen appoints Belgian former green MEP as advisor

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brussels times By  The Brussels Times with Belga     Former Belgian MEP Philippe Lamberts has been appointed advisor for the transition to a climate-neutral economy by →

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