South Africa has recently made moves to allow the private sector to participate in the government-owned rail network. After years of poor management, inefficiencies and ineffectiveness, the freight rail system is the […]
AI’s results are mediocre, Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols writes, and it’s as good as it’s going to get. He believes that the AI bubble is bursting. “Most companies,” he says, “have found that […]
Last week, Cooper Davis co-authored an article warning Americans of the universal mental health screening for children. His article was prompted by the Governor of Illinois signing a new law mandating universal […]
Episode 2 of ‘The Other Night’ investigative documentary exposes collaboration between two judges and a third party relating to a case about fraudulent costs submitted by a lawyer’s firm. When questioned about […]
In a recent interview, Richard Kemp, an expert on security, intelligence, counter-terrorism and defence, issued a stark warning: “The more it develops – and it is going to develop more and more […]
In a recent interview, British psychiatrist, neuroscience researcher Iain Gilchrist explained the differences in the way that the left and right hemispheres of the brain process information. The right hemisphere is designed […]
Here are some articles I collected earlier this week but haven’t had a chance to write about. I’ve included some weekend viewing for those who have given up watching television. Included is […]
A significant controversy has erupted across England, with residents defiantly raising the St George’s Cross flag in a grassroots movement dubbed “Operation Raise the Colours,” which has been met with swift removal […]
Canada has seen a significant increase in government-assisted suicide, with one in twenty deaths resulting from Medical Assistance in Dying (“MAiD”), leading to a growing industry of doctors and private enterprises catering […]