SOS: Women need Men’s Help to Save Us from Transsexuals

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​american thinker​​​ By Trish Randall Trans activists and their allies (nicknamed handmaids), have been accelerating the male/trans invasion of women’s spaces, sports, and social positions, inserting →

Bud Light’s Demise at the Hands of Credentialed Woke Millennials

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american thinker By William Sullivan Early in my professional career, an experienced colleague shared with me a bit of advice. “If you sell people what they want to buy,” he said, “you’ll have a very →

Black holes resolve paradoxes by destroying quantum states

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science news By Lisa Grossman MINNEAPOLIS — Don’t try to do a quantum experiment near a black hole — its mere presence ruins all quantum states in its vicinity, researchers say. The finding comes →

U.S. Army grounds all non-critical aircraft after latest fatal mid-air collision

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​cbs​​​ By Faris Tanyos The U.S. Army on Friday grounded all aircraft — except those in "critical missions" — following a mid-air collision Thursday involving two helicopters in Alaska which left →

Africa Is Russia’s New Resource Outlet

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​national interest​​​ by Axel de Vernou On April 13, Russia’s Institute of Technological Development for the Fuel-Energy Complex organized a panel to discuss energy cooperation between Moscow and →

Argentina to use yuan to settle Chinese imports amid global de-dollarization push

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​global times​​​ Argentina on Wednesday (local time) reportedly announced plans to use Chinese currency yuan to pay for goods imported from China amid an emerging de-dollarization wave pushed by →

Xi's call with Zelenskyy demonstrates responsibility of a major country

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​global times​​​ Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the phone at the invitation of the latter on Wednesday afternoon. The two sides exchanged views on →

BOJ chief Ueda won’t shock markets yet

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asia times by William Pesek TOKYO – Judging by the dearth of volatility in yen trading, investors aren’t expecting fireworks from the Bank of Japan tomorrow (April 28). Surprises do happen at BOJ →

Great Powers Don’t Default

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foreign affairs By Matt Pottinger and Daleep Singh Since its founding, the United States has viewed paying its bills as a matter of economic and national security. Alexander Hamilton, the first →

Scandal at European Parliament: New corruption allegations emerge against Kaili

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen According to a report published on Tuesday by Politico, Kaili has been accused by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) of participating in three →

Fentanyl deaths have spiked among U.S. children and teens

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science news By Aimee Cunningham Fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid, is killing a growing number of children and teens in the United States. More than 1,500 kids under the age of 20 died from →

A Theological Conflict

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american conservative by John Hirschauer Michael Knowles made headlines at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference when he argued that transgender ideology should be "eradicated from →

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