A Day to Reflect on International Justice
Tomorrow is International Criminal Justice Day, marking the anniversary of the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) founding treaty, the Rome Statute.
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No, Joe Biden is not “ending the war” in Afghanistan.
The “big news” in the last couple of days is the American “drawdown” in Afghanistan.
South Sudan at a Crossroads
What are some of the biggest challenges South Sudan has today? South Sudanese voted to secede from Sudan in January 2011 and became an independent state on July 9 that year.
Eugenics, The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Clash of Two Systems
Matt Ehret explains what caused the rise of the perversion of science known as “eugenics” as a new scientific religion in the 19th century.
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Walking with Father Daniel Marking the centennial of Father Daniel Berrigan SJ, member of Catonsville Nine and criminal for peace
Catonsville Nine members Mary Moylan and Daniel Berrigan leaving the Baltimore federal courthouse at the time of their trial for burning draft files to protest the Vietnam War, October 1968
Today is a day to celebrate the prophetic voice and witness of Fr. Daniel Berrigan, the non-violent anti-war activist and
5 Seemingly Modern Phenomena You Won’t Believe Are Actually Surprisingly Old
Some modern phenomena, which seem to be a product of the 21st century, may not be as modern as you might think.
Book Review: Brain, Mind and Consciousness
(Part II), "Consciousness" (Part III), "Dreaming" (Part IV), and "Unified Theories of Psychology and Cognition" (Part V), successively.Part I (Chapter 1-3) focuses on the integration of brain, of which neural architectures are regarded as the most reliable empirical basis of mental integration. Tang proposes a theory dubbed Four Functional
3 Million Masks a Minute: The Next Plastic Problem?
Studies estimate worldwide humans are using 129 billion face masks each month.
Image Scientist Analyzes Video of Three “Very Large” Objects Seen Flying Around The Moon
In late March of 2020, a video was posted to YouTube by "Jean-Michel Tenac," described as a French Canadian amateur astronomer.
Stanford Medical Prof: Scientists Are Being Censored For Sharing “Alternative” Info About COVID
Scientists and science are being suppressed, according to many, regarding COVID if it contradicts the science that's being used to set political policy around the pandemic.
Telegram Passes 500 Million Users As People Seek Facebook & Twitter (Big Tech) Alternatives
Messaging app Telegram has now surpassed 500 million users after more big names/pages flock to the platform due to censorship by Big Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter.
A Sad Day For Truth & Journalism As Donald Trump Fails To Pardon Julian Assange
Donald Trump did not pardon Wikileaks' Julian Assange in the final hours of his presidency.
Poland Moves To Make Censorship By Facebook, Twitter & Other Big Tech Giants Illegal
The Polish Government has announced that it will be taking steps to make censorship by big tech companies like Facebook and Twitter completely illegal.
Update: More Than 50,000 Doctors & Scientists Sign Declaration Opposing COVID Lockdowns
More than 44,000 scientists and doctors as well as more than 446,000 people have signed the Great Barrington Declaration, opposing a second COVID-19 lockdown because, according to them, it's doing much more harm than good. Why are opinions and narratives that oppose the WHO being censored, ridiculed, and