The Tragic Death Of Otto Warmbier,

The American student accused of stealing a poster in North Korea.

California’s Relationship

With the Colorado River.

Christian Nurse Is ‘Bullied And Suspended From NHS Course’ By ‘Woke’ Health Chiefs

After saying ‘being white doesn't make you racist.’

Pro-Gun Lawyer Shot With Own Weapon By MRI Scanner Dies

Machine’s magnetic field set concealed firearm off.

‘Detransitioners’ Are Being Abandoned

By medical professionals who devastated their bodies and minds.

The Moon Smells Like Gunpowder

Why dirt on the moon (and Mars) would be dangerous to live with.

Hijab Protests Sow Doubt And Confusion

Among Iran’s revolutionary guards.

Monotreme Dreams

Australia’s egg-laying monotremes and pouch-carrying marsupials may seem to be outliers, but they’re as well suited to their environment as any other mammal.

Eastern Washington University

Requires custodial job applicants to submit diversity statements.

Could Dinner on Mars Change Life on Earth?

As scientists try to figure out how to grow food in space, they find solutions that might work on our planet. Or not.

Sliding Toward the Abyss in Scandinavia

Islamization is a gradual process, but not so gradual that you can’t see it happening.

Madonna Is No Rebel

Her quest for validation gets more tragic by the day.

In Bolivia, China Signs Deal For World’s Largest Lithium Reserves

Members of the Bolivian opposition have questioned whether the deal, which was signed last month between the state firm YLB and three Chinese companies, will benefit the country. No.

Sunscreen Protection

Is a cancer-causing racket.

DNA Repair and Cellular Aging

Critical step found.

 

Trans Kids Medical Malpractice Shocker

Blockbuster report by clinic whistleblower details apparent medical malpractice and moral horror at St. Louis facility.

Nonbinary Teacher Has ‘Good Laughs’

About hiding kids’ gender changes from parents.

 

Even God Himself Is Now Being Gender-Neutralized

The Church of England is turning into just another zombie institution.

2035: The End of Civilization

Where is energy policy taking us.

The Grotesque Rehabilitation of Shamima Begum

She has been allowed to present herself as the real victim in her story.

Rockfish

Of the Great Bear Sea.

World’s Deadliest Mushroom Changed How It Reproduces

As it spreads across the US.

Tea Bags

Mind-blowing details.

 

How Britain Has Failed To Prevent Islamist Extremism

And protect Jews.

The Vegans Are Out Here With Their Newest Hot Take

And people have thoughts.

Why Is Everything So Ugly?

The mid in fake midcentury modern.

‘Freely Determined’ Review: Autonomous, Up to a Point

Our well-being depends in part on a sense that our actions are freely chosen—that we are in control and don’t live in a deterministic world.

Literary Rejections

The ultimate quiz.

Biden Admin To Fund Crack Pipe Distribution To Advance ‘Racial Equity’

$30 million program will provide ‘smoking kits’ to vulnerable communities.

Thriving on Mars

Dust storms, long distances and freezing temperatures make living on Mars magnificently challenging. 

Our Business Is Killing

I never understood why veterinarians are at such a high risk of suicide. Until I became one.

Return Of The Mercenaries

Putin’s hired killers have money on their minds.

When Artemis Astronauts Return to Earth

NASA prepares for what could go wrong.

 

How The Green Elites Are Impoverishing The World

How climate targets are standing in the way of global development.

Shamima Begum

The sinister celebrification. 

Inside LA’s Homeless Industrial Complex

Just 7 percent of the people in Los Angeles’s Echo Park encampment found permanent housing after it was cleared. Almost half are missing. Seven are dead. That’s not a failure of homelessness policy; it’s an example of the system working exactly as intended.

Less Alone

In the fall of 2020, Elizabeth Johnson lived in a historic fire spotter’s cabin in West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest — a wild and mysterious place. During her monthlong stay, she learned about survival, meeting nature on its own terms, and tackling loneliness. 

Promised Land

How South Africa’s black farmers were set up to fail.

Living in a Doomed Paradise Where the Sea Consumes Cottages, Cliffs, and the A&W Drive-Thru

Quebec’s Magdalen islanders face a stark choice: resist, adapt, or give in to the ravenous sea.

What Is Elon Musk?

And how is it possible that he could emerge from his Twitter debacle more culturally dominant than ever?

The Death Cheaters

The members of Longevity House are united by two things: a willingness to hand over $100,000 and a burning desire to live forever. Inside the weird world of cryotherapy, biocharging and fecal transplants.

The Promise and Peril of Space Tourism

A space tourism industry is being built on the proposition of personal and existential transformation. But at what cost?

They Were Labeled Witches

They just had dementia.

A Touch of Moss

Inside a rainforest or on the city pavement, moss asks so little yet offers so much: a tactile encounter with time itself.

The Sweet and Sticky History of the Date

Throughout the Middle East, the versatile fruit has been revered since antiquity. How will it fare in a changing world?

The Hibernator’s Guide to the Galaxy

Scientists are on the verge of figuring out how to put humans in a state of suspended animation. It could be the key to colonizing Mars.

The Dirty Road To Clean Energy

How China’s electric vehicle boom is ravaging the environment.

The Power and Peril of the ICU

Reevaluating critical care in the wake of Covid-19.

‘We Can’t Even Get Basic Care Done’

What it’s like doing 12-hour shifts on an understaffed NHS ward.

Life as We Don’t Know It

Scientists are abandoning conventional thinking to search for extraterrestrial creatures that bear little resemblance to Earthlings.