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College Admissions Counselors Use Pronouns to Give Preferential Treatment to Left-Leaning Students

A study from I. Maupin and Bryan C. McCannon of West Virginia University found that college admissions counselors discriminate against students based on their gender identity.

Merck COVID-19 Antiviral Linked to Mutated Strains of Virus

A study from U.K. and South African researchers linked Merck's COVID-19 antiviral to mutations of the virus.

1/3 of Democrats Believe Americans Have ‘Too Much Freedom to Speak Freely’

A poll from RealClear Opinion Research found that one-third of registered Democrats believe Americans have "too much freedom to speak freely."

COVID-19 Vaccine mRNA Found in Breast Milk: The Lancet

“[T]race mRNA amounts were detected in 10 exposures up to 45 h post-vaccination.”

34% of U.K. Minors on Puberty Blockers Experienced Worse Mental Health

Findings contradict a 2011 analysis.

Pfizer Study Finds COVID-19 Vaccines Perform Poorly in Children Under 5

Children up to 4 years old are to receive three COVID-19 vaccines.

Only 16% of Americans Trust the Federal Government: Pew Research Poll

Elected officials are "widely viewed as self-serving and ineffective."

Neuralink Launches First Human Clinical Trial Brain-Computer Interface Study

Neuralink has received the green light to initiate recruitment for its inaugural human clinical trial, dubbed the PRIME Study (Precise Robotically Implanted Brain-Computer Interface).

‘Forever Chemicals’ in Women’s Bodies Linked To Several Cancers

A study published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology found that women with higher levels of forever chemicals had a greater risk of developing breast, ovary, skin, and uterus cancer.

Study Finds Older Officials With Dementia May Be National Security Threat

Both current and former U.S. officials with dementia may be a national security threat, according to a study funded by the Pentagon.

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