Author: EconomistWireEditor
The children were being sodomized in secret underground tunnels. Their captors drank blood in front of them and staged satanic ritual sacrifices. Sometimes the kids were filmed…
Last week, the US government announced $2 billion in investments in quantum computing companies, allocating $100 million each to a range of startups in exchange for equity in…
Today, it appears, everyone wants less screen time. Not that it hasn’t always been this way. We’ve long complained about the addiction of the algorithm, the toll…
In the heart of a nation weary from decades of liberal progressive overreach, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) stands as a beacon for those who yearn for a return to…
While the great council met in Constance, which was finally supposed to end the schism between the popes in Rome and Avignon, the conflict that went…
Small quiz question: What do the USA, Afghanistan, Syria, Venezuela, Taiwan, but possibly also Germany have in common? They are facing or have already completed a…
On March 24, 1759, an interesting advertisement appeared in the “Public Advertiser”. In it, the signatory complained that she had been “insulted in public writings, exposed…
For weeks now, the Gaza conflict has repeatedly seemed as if a ceasefire was imminent, so far hopes have been dashed every time – Hamas mostly…
There are the jagged movements. There’s the frozen grin. And works not the skin if you look closer, like a plastic coating carefully painted pores? And…
Working in strict secrecy, a government scientist in Norway built a machine capable of emitting powerful pulses of microwave energy and, in an effort to prove…