Ilargi: Ukraine Warheads
A prescient piece on the trajectory of Ukraine-Russia tensions.
Read more...A prescient piece on the trajectory of Ukraine-Russia tensions.
Read more...A study on an important new legal right in some states, assisted suicide, suffers from a glaring methodological flaw.
Read more...Russia implements its gas for roubles scheme as promised, cutting off supplies to non-adherents. Howling ensues.
Read more...More on the sorry state of US public schools and how they got there.
Read more...Yves here. Helmer gives interlocking updates, one of what can be inferred about the state of the war in Ukraine, the other on the prospects for Team Dem come November. Recall that Helmer was part of the Carter Administration, as so has some perspective. A couple of additions: Helmer provides evidence that Ukraine is regrouping […]
Read more...Some Covid news, not encouraging but not yet alarming.
Read more...We are glad to see confirmation that Gonzalo Lira is alive and are reposting his short-lived but important Bucha video.
Read more...Joanna Chiu’s book, China Unbound, argues for engaging China to seriously address human rights, climate change, and economic development.
Read more...Green energy requires significant amounts of metals like lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and manganese. Current supplies aren’t adequate.
Read more...Teachers ended a nearly three-week strike, citing advances in pay and working conditions for many members. But more work remains.
Read more...Even through the fog of the Ukraine war, it’s possible to discern some contours of the future emerging.
Read more...The CDC, which requested the mask mandate appeal, said “an order….remains necessary for the public health.”
Read more...Lee Camp calls out the New York Times’ many acts of malpractice, including the smearing of real journalists like Ben Norton.
Read more...More evidence that moderate wine drinking is not harmful and can confer some health benefits.
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