Scientists reveal what really happens when water is trapped in tiny spaces

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Science Daily   by University of Cambridge     Water has been studied more than almost any other substance, yet scientists have long debated a surprisingly simple question: What →

Stores assess damage after looting in South Africa's anti-foreigner protests

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with AFP     Ransacked shelves and discarded packaging were all that remained inside several shops near the port city of →

Equipping Schoolchildren for a Better America

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American Thinker   by Peter Murphy     As the nation soon celebrates its 250th birthday, it is worth recalling that religious freedom and practice were vital to the birth of →

Crafting America’s Birth Certificate 250

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American Thinker   by Craig Seibert     By the summer of 1776, the American colonies had reached a point of no return. More than a year had passed since the battles of →

Worse Than an Axis

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Foreign Affairs   by Thomas Wright     If actions speak louder than words, the four major adversaries of the United States have sent a very clear message over the past few →

Is Ukraine’s campaign of targeting Russian refineries working?

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Al Jazeera   By Leonid Ragozin     Long-range Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries have resulted in serious fuel shortages across the country. They compelled →

‘Positive progress’ as US, Tehran wrap up indirect talks

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Al Jazeera   By Faisal Ali and Daniel Khalili-Tari     Qatar reports “positive progress” as the US and Iran conclude indirect technical talks in Doha on issues related to the →

On China, Donald Trump Is Making Barack Obama’s Mistake

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National Interest   by Dustin Walker     Beijing leverages opportunities for cooperation as a shield for its aggression. President Trump should refuse to play this game. →

China releases assessment report on UNCLOS, exposing Philippines' core tactics of abusing the Convention

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Global Times   By Hu Yuwei and Fan Wei     China's Ministry of Natural Resources released the "Assessment Report on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea - →

Teeth smaller than a fingertip reveal our first primate ancestor

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Science Daily   by Taylor & Francis Group     Scientists have uncovered tiny fossils of Purgatorius, the earliest known relative of all primates, including humans, in a →

The Milky Way’s weird gamma-ray glow may be dark matter after all

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Science Daily   by University of Vienna     Researchers from the University of Vienna and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have turned to machine learning to take a →

Thousands march to demand illegal migrants leave South Africa

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     Thousands of people marched Tuesday in cities across South Africa to demand the departure of undocumented foreign →

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