The Migrant Riots Are Because of Biden
Flag-burning liberals find out, once again, that crime doesn’t pay.
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Australia Elects Weak Tea Bag to Lead
Given the choice between more of the same or more of mostly the same but with a less likable front person, Australians have chosen more of the same.
An Icy Wind Blows Through the Research Labs
If you read the newspapers you may not know it, but biotechnology is going through a process of collapse.
Too Busy Crying Over Gaza to Care About Murdered Māori Kids
Māori babies are being abused, neglected, and killed in this country with alarming frequency. Instead of addressing this uncomfortable truth, Te Pāti Māori point their finger-guns overseas and pretend to be freedom fighters on the world stage.
Māori Party Thumbs Its Nose at Democracy
Takuta Ferris’ bill should be rubbished by all the other parties in parliament. But with Labour and the Greens desperate to return to office, I predict that their leaders will weasel over Ferris’ bill.
When Ideas Become Too Dangerous to Platform
Foster’s message was a warning – about how powerful institutions can manipulate public perception, weaponise fear, and suppress dissent, all while cloaking themselves in the language of public good.
What Science Can’t Decide for You
If there is scientific uncertainty, there must be political humility. And where there is a conflict between centralized knowledge and individual agency, liberty must remain the rule – not the exception.
The US-China Cold War Heats Up
Agroterror and spy games. US authorities foil a chilling and dastardly plot in America’s heartland.
To Revive Democracy and Maximise Liberty
By making our system more competitive, accountable and representative, we can limit the size, power (and arrogance) of government, and maximize liberty in the process.
Ex Christchurch Resident Faces Life
His websites generated more than 17 million US dollars in revenue. He faces a possible life sentence when he is sentenced on 25 September.
Mental Health: What About Nutrition?
Food isn’t just fuel – it’s medicine. And in the fight for better mental health, what we eat may be our most powerful tool yet.
Dangerous Belittling of Our Freedom and Rights
People need to be clear about which principles are fundamental. Otherwise, hard-won liberties are easily lost. The government’s Legislation Guidelines spell out the fundamental importance of respect for the dignity of the individual.
Going Against the Current: Ethos Alliance
Ethos not only offers support for clients and assistance through its alliance of lawyers. It is also engaged in education via public speaking events and media work and vocational support for Christian lawyers and students.
Time for a Stocktake
Let’s hope that in 18 months’ time the coalition has succeeded in growing the economy, generating jobs, and raising living standards, and also successfully instigated what we voted for at the last election: equality under the law in a colourblind society.
High on Health: Aging Better With Coffee
Another study details benefits from having a hot cup of java – or three.