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• Quick Take...the dead professor & 'Arday's Law'

  Jason Arday was allegedly (we always need this qualifier these days), a Cambridge professor of sociology who recently resigned from his post following allegations of plagiarism in his work and intense media scrutiny of some his more outlandish biographical claims. Shortly after resigning, he - again

• Burying the evidence: British Medical Journal retracts paper linking COVID-19 vaccines to deaths

  BMJ Public Health has retracted a paper some ? including a witness at a recent U.S. Senate subcommittee hearing ? have used to link COVID-19 vaccines to deaths. The action comes more than two years after a researcher cited in the work flagged issues with the study. Published May 6, 2024, the paper u

• Norman Fenton's forensic indictment of ideological orthodoxy in the capture of academia

  When Allan Bloom published the widely acclaimed the Closing of the American Mind in 1987, he offered an early and influential warning that leading universities had abandoned the pursuit of truth and the Western intellectual tradition in favour of moral relativism and identity politics. Almost four d

• Saudi Arabia launches maritime coalition amid escalation in Yemen

  The group's attacks are threatening a Red Sea shipping route that has become increasingly important amid disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Arabia has announced the formal launch of a multinational maritime defense coalition aimed at safeguarding shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, as e

• Post-Maduro Venezuela wants its $4BN in gold back from England

  Venezuela wants its gold back. And now with Maduro having been removed and Caracas being essentially a puppet of Washington influence and interests, it has a much better chance at this than ever before. Venezuela's government and opposition are teaming up to wrest back $4 billion in gold bullion cur