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4 days ago | 
autism.einnews.com | Nicholas Creel |Paul du Quenoy |Josh Hammer |Nick Mordowanec
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5 days ago | 
autism.einnews.com | Nicholas Creel |Paul du Quenoy |Jordan King
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5 days ago | 
autism.einnews.com | Nicholas Creel |Paul du Quenoy |Jordan King
By Jordan King is a Newsweek reporter based in London, U.K. Her current focus is on religion, health, food safety and population. She has covered the persecution of religions in the global south, fertility and birth rate issues around the world, multiple disease outbreaks in the U.S. and ongoing vaccination discourse.
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5 days ago | 
autism.einnews.com | Nicholas Creel |Paul du Quenoy |Jordan King
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5 days ago | 
thespectator.com | Ben Domenech |Paul du Quenoy |Teresa Mull |Alexander Larman
The Wall Street Journal has published an eye-opening exposé on Elon Musk’s “harem drama,” diving into the relationships the world’s richest man has with his baby mamas – and the labyrinthine system by which he allegedly manages them. Musk is on a mission to help “seed the earth with more human beings of high intelligence,” per the Journal’s Dana Mattioli. The White House senior advisor has at least 14 children by four different mothers – though this number is thought to be higher.
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6 days ago | 
newsweek.com | Paul du Quenoy
"The University will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights," wrote Harvard University president Alan M. Garber in a defiant letter to his beleaguered institution's fractured community on Monday.
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6 days ago | 
thespectator.com | Ben Domenech |Ben Clerkin |Raheem Kassam |Paul du Quenoy
It’s no mystery how Democrats plan to attack Republicans over the coming year and a half: tie them to Elon Musk like a billionaire-sized string of dynamite. They’re doing it already, and intend to ramp it up to 11. Yet Republicans don’t seem to have an answer for how to deal with it – and saying “Musk isn’t on the ballot, I am” isn’t an answer. There was a significant portion of time where Republicans struggled to figure out how to defend Donald Trump, but they’ve solved that problem.
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6 days ago | 
thespectator.com | Ben Clerkin |Raheem Kassam |Paul du Quenoy |Matthew Lynn
He’s survived an assassination, bounced back from bankruptcy and – so far, at least – avoided all attempts to jail him. But Donald Trump’s most audacious feat is yet before him: to persuade Americans to pay more for their goods as their beloved businesses struggle – and then be grateful to him at the polls. While tariffs threaten to raise prices across the board for consumers, small businesses with lower margins than their larger competitors are struggling.
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1 week ago | 
thespectator.com | Paul du Quenoy
As the Church of England faces an exodus of parishioners, some of its more inventive clerics have rushed to embrace EDM as a new medium to draw young people back to their faith. “Our 90s-themed silent disco will be appropriate to and respectful of the cathedral,” curiously insisted the Very Reverend David Monteith, Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, to much derision over that sacred space’s conversion into a party zone for 3,000 revelers in 2024.
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1 week ago | 
thespectator.com | Paul du Quenoy
As the Church of England faces an exodus of parishioners, some of its more inventive clerics have rushed to embrace EDM as a new medium to draw young people back to their faith. “Our 90s-themed silent disco will be appropriate to and respectful of the cathedral,” curiously insisted the Very Reverend David Monteith, Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, to much derision over that sacred space’s conversion into a party zone for 3,000 revelers in 2024.
