
“It’s like we were an idiot country,” the late Dwayne Andreas, longtime CEO of Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., once told me, referring to some systematically self-defeating policy out of Washington
Written by Holman W Jenkins Jr

“It’s like we were an idiot country,” the late Dwayne Andreas, longtime CEO of Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., once told me, referring to some systematically self-defeating policy out of Washington
Written by Martin Neil and Norman Fenton

New population-level data on the vaccination programme from the Czech Republic, collected from 2.2 million individual health records, have been analysed by Fürst et al and their analysis has been accepted for publication in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases (the pre-publication date on the article is May 20241)
Written by KT Lynn

The waters off of California’s North Coast have long been prized for their abundant fisheries and wild natural beauty
Written by Steve Watson

A Conservative MP in the UK has called for a thorough review of government higher education funding after it was revealed that taxpayer money is being spent on ridiculous university courses, including a PhD researcher who has chose to explore “Transphobic Invocations of Archaeology.”
Written by David Wojick

China is positioned to adversely influence lithium-ion battery production worldwide
Written by aweo.org

This article looks at studies on the effects of infrasound and low-frequency noise on mammals
Written by John Leake

A friend just sent me the following report from Australia, and he asked me what could be causing this alarming trend
Written by George Leef

Among the many destructive ideas loose in American education is that black students should not be expected to master standard English because doing so is demeaning and demoralizing for them
Written by Kevin Killough

A new study finds that natural gas is the most effective energy source meeting growing energy demands affordably and reliably, while balancing environmental and human impact
Written by Jen Hodgson

As of Monday, Alberta Health Services has updated its guidance on mRNA COVID-19 booster shots to an extra shot after three months, beginning with six-month-old immunocompromised babies
Written by Michelle Starr

For centuries, goldsmiths have sought ways to flatten gold into ever finer forms. An approach based in modern chemistry has finally created a gold material that literally can’t get any thinner, consisting of a single layer of atoms
Written by Martin Neil and Norman Fenton

At 9.50am on 20 April 2024 Norman published this article about his trip to the conference in Rome challenging the WHO and the ‘official’ covid narrative
Written by John Leake

Tucker Carlson just had a fascinating conversation with Dr. Naomi Wolf about her new book, Facing the Beast: Courage, Faith, and Resistance in a New Dark Age
Written by Will Jones

London councils did not consider the economic cost of implementing the 20mph speed limits that are driving road-users up the wall, despite a cost-benefit analysis being a requirement
Written by Amie Dahnke

Despite efforts to stabilize the availability and cost of medications, prescription drug shortages have reached record highs in the United States
Written by Kenneth Richard

More evidence emerges that Antarctica has undergone rapid glacier and sea ice expansion in recent centuries, in line with the long-term and recent Antarctic cooling trend