This common vitamin deficiency can mimic normal aging

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Science Daily   by The Conversation     Two micrograms is an almost unimaginably small amount. It weighs less than a tiny fragment of a grain of table salt. Yet adults need →

Earth may have been seeding Venus with life for billions of years

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Science Daily   by Universe Today     The theory of panspermia proposes that life, or the ingredients needed for it, can spread throughout the cosmos aboard asteroids, →

Hundreds arrested in Nairobi on anniversary of 2024 Gen Z protests

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     Police in Kenya said they detained hundreds of people and fired tear gas on Thursday as families of those killed →

The Mar-a-Lago Raid Was About Burying the Fake Russia ICA

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American Thinker   by Ron Wright     In recent days, Chairman of the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board Devin Nunes delivered a blunt confirmation on national television →

2.1: The Number That Fixes Nothing

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American Thinker   by Michael Applebaum     A number has come to dominate conversations about national survival: 2.1.     This is the total fertility rate →

As Ukraine seizes ‘first chance to win’, war horrors come home to Russia

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Al Jazeera   By Mansur Mirovalev     Kyiv, Ukraine – For centuries, the Russian phrase “behind the Urals Mountains” meant “safe from a foreign invasion”. →

Israel attacks Lebanon as Netanyahu says troops to stay

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Al Jazeera   By Jillian Kestler-D'Amours     Israel continues to attack southern Lebanon as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Israeli military is “not going to →

Media reports Bangladesh plans to buy 24 Chinese J-10CE jets; expert says foreign attention reflects recognition of China's defense industry

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Global Times   By Liang Rui     Some foreign media outlets have reported since Monday that Bangladesh is planning to buy up to 24 Chinese J-10CE fighter jets, though China →

A Patriot’s Take On The American Revolution

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American Thinker   by Richard Kirk     History isn’t written by “the winners.” It’s written by historians and persons of letters. Thus, what we know about the past depends on →

US vows to defend Gulf interests; Israel kills 2 in Lebanon

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Al Jazeera   By Daniel Khalili-Tari and Faisal Ali     US Secretary of State Marco Rubio promises to protect Gulf allies’ interests as he arrives in Bahrain ahead of a →

Tremors of 7.5, 7.2 collapse Caracas buildings

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Al Jazeera   By Daniel Khalili-Tari, Usaid Siddiqui and Stephen Quillen     Back-to-back powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela, collapsing buildings in the capital, →

Kazakhstan’s Bold Bid for Middle Power Status

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National Interest   by Eric Rudenshiold     The Central Asian nation’s transformation will depend as much on governance reform as it will on economic growth. →

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