By James Rice A 2019 study of antiviral medications in the Democratic Republic of Congo, funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), showed Gilead Sciences’ [...]
SALIL GEWALI Despite so many technological advances, we can hardly understand nature’s fierce calamities that strike us almost too often. Look at how abnormally continuous rain in Pakistan has played [...]
By Niall McCrae: Bob Moran’s cartoon says it all. A tall scaffolding structure bears the huge message ‘I told you so’. Below, a passer-by remarks to his companion: ‘it’s [...]
Niall McCrae Covid-19 was a wake-up call for millions. But the temptation to fall back into slumber was hard to resist. As restrictions eased, many silenced the alarm, unable [...]
By James Rice In 2013, Vanuatu’s then Prime Minister warned that global warming and its rise in sea levels would wipe out his Pacific island country. Now in 2022, [...]
By James Rice I went to Ukraine at the beginning of the crisis with an open mind and arrived early in the conflict to snowy runways and bitter bone [...]
This week, mass email platform Mailchimp decided, without warning or explanation to end providing services to Urban Scoop, the independent media platform currently undertaking brave work exposing grooming and [...]
Editor’s note: The following article is the first chapter of a new book by Scott Winston Dragland, titled Let My People Go: Why Texas Must Regain Its Independence. It is for [...]
UK, Guest Article Ahead of COP26 last year, the football authorities took a short break from supporting the marxist political organisation BLM to announce that on the 19th of [...]
The election of Sadiq Khan to Mayor of London in 2016 was a cause for concern for much of the British public, certainly outside of the multicultural melting pot of [...]
