Australia’s China ignorance a matter of miseducation

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asia times by Elena Collinson The Australian Academy of the Humanities 2023 report into the knowledge capability of Australia’s universities concerning China has brought into sharp relief just how →

Clashes and damage at Paris May Day protests

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​brussels times​​​ Clashes and damage occurred on Monday in Paris at the head of the May Day procession, with projectiles thrown at the police and shop windows smashed, AFP reported. The first →

Make the Center Vital Again

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foreign affairs By Peter Trubowitz and Brian Burgoon In the years immediately following World War II, voters on the left and right in Western countries both backed liberal internationalism. They →

A 2,200-year-old poop time capsule reveals secrets of the Andean condor

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science news By Jake Buehler For over 2,000 years, Andean condors have been nesting — and pooping — in the same cliffside grotto high in the Andes. This gargantuan pile of guano is now providing an →

Why Are So Many Kids Attempting Suicide?

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​american conservative​​​ by John Hirschauer The American Medical Association found that even as the total number of pediatric emergency room visits declined, mental-health-related visits among →

End American Military Aid to Azerbaijan

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​american conservative​​​ by Eldar Mamedov As President Joe Biden commemorated the Armenian genocide on April 24, his administration continues military cooperation with Azerbaijan. Emboldened by its →

New York City is starting to smell like dirty bong water, disgusting even the tourists

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american thinker By Monica Showalter Not many people smoke pot. But for those who do, the City of New York and other urban areas have given them license to stink up the joint with their pot →

America’s Transgender Craze

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american thinker By Robert Weissberg Future historians may look back on 2023 as Peak Trans Women insanity. The highly publicized boycott of Bud Light beer over Anheuser-Busch’s choice to feature the →

Xi Jinping Can’t Handle an Aging China

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foreign affairs By Carl Minzner China is aging and shrinking. The country’s population surged from 540 million in 1949 to a peak of 1.4 billion in 2021 but tipped over into decline in 2022. In coming →

Mouse hair turns gray when certain stem cells get stuck

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science news By Tina Hesman Saey Hair might go gray when stem cells with wanderlust have their travels interrupted. Stem cells involved in making the pigment that gives hair its color behave much →

Winning the Culture War in an Age of Incoherence

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​american conservative​​​ by Kevin Roberts Just a couple weeks ago, I sat on stage with Tucker Carlson, who had just given one of the most important speeches in modern American history. Captivating →

Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman The forces determined to monopolize the public square through censorship, lies, and social pressure have devastated universities and scholarship generally, allowed →

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