100 Million New COVID Infections Could Be Just Months Away
As far as medical publications go, it doesn’t get much better than The Lancet. The journal was established in 1823. It has published many of today’s most important peer reviewed articles, case reviews, and studies in the field. The weekend will be The Lancet dropped an editorial titled “COVID-19: the next phase and beyond.” It […]
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How the UK can create a future-proof talent landscape
The UK labor market continues to be plagued by chronic skills shortages, especially in IT and engineering. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), there is currently more than 1.3 Million open vacancies in the economy. This is a record. Complex reasons could be cited for this shortage. However, an exodus of European talent […]
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Down With the DGB!
President Joe Biden’s bad-idea factory just belched out a doozy: The Disinformation Governance Board rolled off the assembly line to the sound of shrieks and Klaxons—and deservedly so. The last thing American citizens need is a taxpayer-funded thought-police bureau that monitors public utterances, condemns them as “disinformation,” and then flags them for dutiful erasure by […]
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Attacks on Libraries Are Attacks on Labor
Emily Drabinski, a self-described Marxist lesbian, was elected president of American Library Association (ALA). She tweeted her excitement at the possibility that she, a self-described Marxist lesbian, could win enough votes to lead the oldest and largest union of library workers in America. The ALA was created in 1876 “to enable librarians to do their […]
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Starmer vows to resign if issued Covid fine
More to come Politics.co.uk first published the post Starmer vows resignation if Covid fine is issued
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Ben Wallace says Putin is ‘mirroring fascism’
Ben Wallace, the Defence Secretary, suggested that UK defence spending should go up. He also accused Russia of mirroring horrors of Second World War. “As a threat changes, so should our funding”, he explained following his address to the National Army Museum earlier today. Wallace claimed the Ministry of Defence budget for this year and […]
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‘Managed migration’ is a risk for universal credit claimants
Today letters will be sent to 500 people who receive one of the benefits being replaced by universal credit (UC), marking the resumption of the governments “managed migration” to UC after it was paused during the pandemic. Between now to December 2024, 2.6 millions people will transition from older benefits and to universal credit. Managed […]
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Government dither over ditching Northern Ireland Protocol
The cabinet are reportedly split over whether to suspend Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit arrangements. The Northern Ireland Protocol was implemented to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in the wake of Brexit by keeping Northern Ireland in the EU’s single market for goods. Unionist groups have heavily criticized it for […]
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‘This Is So Unethical and Wrong’
Jen Psaki’s last day as White House press secretary will be this Friday, May 13. She’s expected to move next to a high-profile role at MSNBC, according to Axios, which reported April 1 “the deal is nearly final” even though no contract has been signed. “I’m glad that she’s found a soft landing,” says Sean […]
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Time to Highlight Democrats’ Abortion Extremism
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will hold a vote on a bill codifying abortion’s legality so that voters, he contends, can “see where every senator stands.” Though Schumer believes this is a political slam dunk for Democrats, it presents a magnificent opportunity for Republicans to make their case. Though many conservatives have rightly avoided prematurely […]
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