Scientists discover a two-stage aging process that may cause cancer and arthritis

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Science Daily   by Impact Journals LLC     Researchers are offering a new way to understand why aging is so closely connected to chronic illness. In a review published in →

Kentucky Just Humiliated the Podcast Right

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​american thinker​​​ by Diane Parker homas Massie’s defeat in Kentucky’s Republican primary was not merely the fall of one Republican congressman. It was the collapse of an illusion -- an →

Five key takeaways from Democrats’ autopsy report on Kamala Harris’s loss

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Al Jazeera   By Ali Harb     The Democratic Party in the United States has released its long-awaited report examining why former Vice President Kamala Harris failed to beat →

Signs of progress amid efforts to reach US-Iran peace deal

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Al Jazeera   By Lyndal Rowlands and Zaid Sabah     Iran’s ISNA news agency says mediated discussions between Tehran and Washington are ongoing, with the two sides exchanging →

Why the United States Should Pay More Attention to the War in Mali

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National Interest   by Daniel Swift and Mariam Wahba     The ongoing civil war in Mali—where a jihadist group is poised to seize power—is spilling over into Nigeria, with →

Head-of-state diplomacy guides China-Russia relations to ‘new heights’

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Global Times   By Global Times     On May 20, Beijing witnessed another important moment in the development of China-Russia relations. Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks →

MOFCOM elaborates on eight preliminary outcomes of China-US economic, trade consultations covering issues of tariffs, agricultural trade, rare earth export controls, aircraft trade

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Global Times   By Global Times     China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on Wednesday elaborated on the eight preliminary outcomes that China and the US have recently reached →

New quantum sensor could count individual photons and hunt dark matter

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Science Daily   by Aalto University     Researchers in Finland have achieved a major advance in ultra-sensitive measurement technology by detecting an amount of energy →

UNESCO warns a tsunami in the Mediterranean is inevitable

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Science Daily   by The Conversation     The Mediterranean sea is widely perceived as having a low tsunami risk. History and recent modelling technology have demonstrated that →

Kenya transport strike paused after deadly protests

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     In Kenya, public transport operators have suspended a nationwide strike for one week, opening the door to fresh →

The Future Of Civilization

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​american thinker​​​ by Jacob Fraden     For decades—perhaps since the era of the Vietnam War—America has lived under the shadow of what many call the “Deep State”: a hidden machinery →

A Republican Can Be California’s Next Governor If Republicans Turn Out

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​american thinker​​​ by Robin M. Itzler     The once Golden State has a jungle primary, meaning the top two vote-getters advance to the general election regardless of party. →

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