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Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about an unusual stance for a medical journal. The Lancet just published an editorial that essentially supports unlimited migration — although it doesn’t…
Naomi Schaefer Riley writes about disturbing new evidence of the harmful effect of cannabis. Advocates of cannabis legalization have used two major arguments to persuade the public in the past…
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an interesting development at America’s oldest university. A stridently anti-Israel Harvard graduate student used artificial intelligence to churn out at least…
John Hinderaker writes for the Powerline blog about one medical publication’s latest journalistic misstep. The Lancet, headquartered in Britain, was once a respected medical journal. Now, it is mostly a…
Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about one prominent editor’s disturbing analysis. The Lancet‘s editor in chief, Richard Horton, is furious at people who don’t believe in the international…
Editors at National Review Online highlight science that rebuts a popular narrative from the COVID scolds. Go figure, it turns out that natural immunity from a Covid infection is at…
Tristan Justice of the Federalist explains how climate activists are using members of the youngest generation to do political dirty work. Decades of catastrophic claims about climate change have terrorized…
According to Black Lives Matter and similar anti-police organizations, the most important things to know about police violence are that there is a large and growing racial disparity in fatal…
Sarah Westwood of the Washington Examiner explores major media outlets’ changing approach to the COVID-19 origin story. Reporters and pundits now tout an idea they once rejected. A hypothesis about…
This series on the Locker Room will feature a different sampling from Cooper's research each day until all have been discussed. It'll examine and discuss each study, asking whether it…
The question is this: Does this research offer a slam-dunk case justifying Cooper's extreme emergency orders? This series will examine and discuss each study provided by the Cooper administration and…
So says Prof. Nick White, one of the scientists involved in a large-scale hydroxychloroquine trial organized by England’s Oxford University. A recent BBC article describes how politically motivated opposition and online…