New York University students successfully petitioned to have a chemistry professor fired last month because they found his pre-med course too challenging. That professor is now speaking out about students’ inability to “take responsibility for failure” and the danger of appeasing juvenile demands to be coddled.

It seems like self-driving cars have always been the hot item for disruptive innovators in the auto industry.

Ancient microbes on Mars could survive millions of years if they are resistant to radiation and left buried underneath the ground in frozen, moist conditions, according to a study published on Tuesday.

Daniel and Lydia Allgyer, regenerative farmers and parents in Mill Hall, Pennsylvania, and owners of Prairie Foods, have spent years transforming Daniel’s father’s 200 acre farm into an organic, regenerative oasis.

A 56-year-old roofing contractor and friend of the family had his first ever seizure while working on the rooftop of a hotel building.

“The world is in the middle of the first truly global energy crisis,” the executive director of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, said today in Singapore.

Someone shared this absolute gem of a thread on Twitter by Architects for Social Housing @SimonElmer2022, reproduced here just in case Twitter decides it needs to be censored:

Attorney Chad LaVeglia walked out of the courtroom today and shared some great news for the unvaccinated city workers of New York City.

In the summer of 2016 I was invited to assist an Academy Award-winning screenwriter to adapt my first book, Entering Hades, into a screenplay.

Researchers used a satellite orbiting the Earth to carry out an ultra-precise test of a core premise of Einstein’s theory of general relativity, which is the modern theory of gravity.

Last year I was called by a mother from Chicago about her 25-year-old son who had developed atrial fibrillation a few weeks after being forced into taking a COVID-19 vaccine by his employer.

The other day Michael Deacon wrote in the Telegraph about Just Stop Oil’s antics and likened them to a cult. He was right in every way, but his analysis didn’t quite go far enough.

Hurricane Ian left 131 people dead, but according to the BBC, that disaster was nothing compared to the few days of hot weather we had this summer!