What does the First Amendment require for free speech at American public universities? Harvard law expert Cass R. Sunstein wades into the debate, with some perhaps surprising outcomes.
Identity politics has corrupted academic disciplines, says Alka Sehgal Cuthbert, and the arrival of an 'Afrochemistry' course at a U.S. university shows that even the hard sciences are not immune.
Democrat Governor J. B. Pritzker of Illinois, who has made much of his being a 'sanctuary state', has now found himself overwhelmed by illegal immigrants and resorted to pleading with Texas to stop sending them.
A recent poll found that RFK Jr – the once-Democrat-now-independent presidential candidate known for his environmental and anti-vaccine activism – is more popular among voters than either Joe Biden or Donald Trump.
A majority of Americans believe Covid vaccines may be to blame for many unexplained deaths and a quarter say they know someone who died from the jab, a new poll shows. Just 33% think vaccine harms are a conspiracy theory.
Hertz has announced it’s going to take a $245 million hit as it offloads 20,000 EVs because too few people want to rent them and goes back to petrol.
There's been a lot of chatter lately about Wuhan's 'batwoman' and her 'secret' meetings with U.S. officials. But at least as suspicious is the connection between Germany's Christian Drosten and Wuhan, says Robert Kogon.
A major U.S. disaster database from the NOAA that was quoted by President Biden as proof of the harms of climate change is slammed as an "egregious failure of scientific inquiry" for its numerous flaws and biases.
Since 2020, California has seen 82,000 excess deaths from non-Covid causes, almost as many as its official Covid death tally. And it still has a higher death rate than no-lockdown Florida.
It is usually assumed that in March 2020 people were panicked over getting the virus. But Jeffrey Tucker says that the primary fear he saw at that time was of some extreme response by Government.
