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Millions of Cuban residents “voted” in elections on Sunday, November 26th for ward delegates to municipal assemblies. I use the term “voted” lightly since Cubans were of course left with …

After a successful ICBM launch into Japanese waters that had South Korea and Japan ready to slap on more sanctions and test more of their own missiles, North Korea has …

President Trump has ended America’s “participation in the Global Compact on Migration” in keeping with his “America First” promise. The UN deal that the US entered under the Obama Administration …

When I was in college, the New York Times was lauded by my professors as being the most credible source of news for any research-type assignment. So should a news …

Democrats and progressives call themselves “pro-choice”, but when it comes to education they ardently support a coercive monopoly for all. These opponents of school choice see school choice as “corporate …

In the face of growing pressure from the UN refugee agency, Japan’s Prime Minister is not backing down from his refusal to relax immigration rules. Japan’s government has been debating …

The Taliban’s source of power in Afghanistan, opium estimated at creating $200 million in annual income, will now be the target of American offensive airstrikes. President Trump has officially reversed …

The coercive and authoritative nature of our schooling system crushes individual expression, creates anger and resentment towards learning and working, destroys the natural curiosity of children, and correlates with an …

As if something from a science fiction novel has jumped from the pages into reality, a former Google executive has successfully managed to get his “church” of artificial intelligence (AI) …

Hours after hearing radio broadcaster Leeann Tweeden’s story of experiencing unwanted sexual advances by Senator Franken in 2006, a Minnesota woman reportedly contacted CNN to tell of her own encounter …