Who is India’s new education minister Pralhad Joshi?

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Al Jazeera By Al Jazeera Staff     Pralhad Joshi has been appointed as India’s education minister after weeks-long protests over an exam leak scandal led to the resignation of Dharmendra →

Tehran halts retaliatory strikes after pause in US attacks

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Al Jazeera   By Alex Milan Durie and Rached El-Moctar     The US has continued to hold off on its attacks against Iran, leading Tehran to halt its retaliatory strikes in the →

Why the US Should Encourage Ethiopian Recognition of Somaliland

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National Interest   by Merit Habib Matta     Revisiting a recognition agreement could limit bloodshed in the Horn of Africa—but Washington must first facilitate diplomacy. →

Besmirching American History on our Dime

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American Thinker   by Clarice Feldman     After 13 days of bombing Iran, on Friday we took a break. If we were dealing with rational opponents, the war in Iran would be over →

Women Are Running the World’s Great Museums Into The Ground

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American Thinker   by Thom Nickels     In 2023, the New York Times ran an article entitled, “Increasingly, Women Are Running the World’s Great Museums.” Some of the museums →

Iran War Day 148: U.S. Appears to Pause Iran Strikes, While Houthis Hit Saudi Oil Facilities

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​american conservative​​​ by Harrison Berger     For the first time since July 13, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) did not report new airstrikes against Iran, and Tehran also →

The UNHCR Responded to US Funding Cuts the Right Way

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National Interest   by Brett D. Schaefer     The UN refugee organization has cooperated with the Trump administration to reduce unnecessary costs and emphasize safe returns. →

Chinese scientists achieve major hybrid rice breakthrough with near-100% cloning efficiency

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Global Times   By Du Qiongfang     Hybrid rice achieves higher yields and greater resilience through hybrid vigor. However, the seeds of conventional three-line and two-line →

New giant salamander species discovered in 3.5-million-year-old fossils

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Science Daily   by Kyoto University     In the late 1990s, scientists working in the Ajimu area of Oita prefecture, Japan, uncovered three fossilized vertebrae from a giant →

Ozempic and Mounjaro linked to a surprising hair loss risk

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Science Daily   by BMJ Group     GLP-1 medications commonly used to manage type 2 diabetes and obesity may be associated with a modest increase in hair loss, according to a →

Democratic Socialists Channel Cloward-Piven

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American Thinker   by Jeannie DeAngelis     Is what we’re living through a political replay of the Age of Aquarius  Maybe it’s just me, but I can almost smell the →

President Trump’s Primetime Address Reaffirms Election Fraud And Deep State As America’s Greatest Threat

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American Thinker   by Matt Kane     Since the 2020 election, the most common response to claims of election fraud—from virtually all leftists and an unfortunate number of →

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