Paper Challenging Claims of ‘White Power’ in Science Removed from New Zealand Journal

Journal retracts paper skeptical of ‘white power’ in psychology, says it conflicts with ‘values’

A New Zealand psychology journal retracted a paper questioning claims that science is a tool of white power. Critics, including former editor Dr. Kumari Valentine, say the move threatens academic discourse.

Climate Activists ‘Exaggerating,’ Liberal Journalist Says, Denouncing ‘Shrill Eco-Catastrophism’

A liberal journalist who worked at the Washington Post and Time and who wrote a book urging people to fight climate change by eating less meat now says climate change activists are “exaggerating.”The post Climate Activists ‘Exaggerating,’ Liberal Journalist Says, Denouncing ‘Shrill Eco-Catastrophism’ appeared first on .

[Photo] Senator Ron Johnson: Removal, as opposed to retraction, is the most extreme action a s [...]

Senator Ron Johnson: Removal, as opposed to retraction, is the most extreme action a scientific journal takes against a published study.Five years after publishing a peer-reviewed article examining a potential connection between SIDS and vaccines, Toxicology Reports removed it. I've asked the journal and its owner, Elsevier, to explain why they committed this extreme act of censorship. https://x.com/senronjohnson/status/2072083218010874207?s=46

Labor urged to address ‘hostility’ toward energy investment in Australia

Energy analyst Saul Kavonic calls on Labor to address the “hostility” toward different forms of energy investment in Australia. “We’re not seeing appetite from our political leaders to actually fix this hostility we see in our department,” Mr Kavonic told Sky News host Steve Price. “While I think the words from the government have become a little bit more measured, the actions are still telling us that we are anti-investment, and we’ve lost the balance between investment facilitation and investment regulation. “We’re no longer a country of go, we become a country of no when it comes to energy.”

White House brands Smithsonian's American history museum leaders as 'extreme' activists

A new report from the White House Domestic Policy Council labels leaders at the Smithsonian Institution as “extreme” activists attempting to impose their own ideology on how American history is presented. The 162-page report, released on July 4, alleges the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History (NAMH) “fails in the basic task of illuminating” U.S....