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U.S. Department of Defense Admits Collaboration with 46 Ukrainian Biolabs

U.S. also helping "transition" former Soviet bioweapons labs that "developed a broad range of biological pathogens for use as weapons against plants, animals, and humans, including the weaponization of anthrax, plague, and smallpox."

Chinese Manufacturer Cannot Use US Courts to Press American Firm for Evidence: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled on June 13 that a Chinese manufacturer is not allowed to use the U.S. legal system to compel production...

Scientists Want to Change the Name Of Monkeypox To Make It ‘Non-Discriminatory’ and ‘Non-Stigmatizing’

Several researchers reportedly “in advanced discussion” with the World Health Organization have proposed changing the name of the monkeypox virus in order to be...

ADF Defending Grad Student Accused of ‘Oppressive Acts’ of Religious Speech

Attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) filed a lawsuit on behalf of a graduate student at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, alleging the school violated...

Paint It Black: Mourning the Month of June

June. It’s here. In all its rainbow glory. Or should I say shame?

Worry Over Student Surveying Leads Missouri Attorney General to Subpoena Seven School Districts

School surveys that collect information from students and create a perceived need for Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum have caught the attention of Missouri authorities.

“Fishers of Men” to “Fishers of Persons”: New Spanish Roman Catholic Bible Updates Translation

If you’ve been a Christian any length of time, you’ve no doubt run into the issue of choosing which translation of the Holy Scriptures...

Uvalde Schools Police Chief Says He Did Not Consider Himself Incident Commander

Uvalde schools police chief Pete Arredondo said he never considered himself the incident commander of the scene of last month's school shooting in Texas that killed 19 children and two teachers, and that he did not order police to hold back on breaching the building.

Supreme Court Approves Counting Undated Mail-in Ballots in Pennsylvania

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of counting undated mail-in ballots in a contested Pennsylvania local election.

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