Trump judge: Women owe us more sonograms Judge James Ho argues women must be forced into pregnancy so others can "cheer at the sight of an unborn child" Salon · Aug 18, 2023
Asteroid collisions may be responsible for mysteriously magnetic meteorites on Earth By modeling meteorite collisions, scientists from Yale University may have finally solved the puzzle of why some space rocks have unexpected magnetic fields. Space · Aug 3, 2023
Republican Presidential Candidate Vows To Combat Antisemitism In Campaign Against Far-Left Ideology Vivek Ramaswamy aims to address the root causes of Jew-hatred while building on Trump's Middle East peace efforts Zenger · Aug 1, 2023
Economics website is filled with racist and sexist speech, some blame top universities in cities like Chicago, Boston New research indicates that users of the website Economics Job Market Rumors include individuals at top-tier colleges and universities, including Harvard, Stanford and the University of Chicago, and many others. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 21, 2023
Natalie Beach steps out of the online drama and into 'Adult Drama' with her memoir Author Natalie Beach rose to internet fame in September of 2019 after writing the now-viral essay “I Was Caroline Calloway” for New York Magazine’s The Cut The Independent UK · Jul 19, 2023
Top US firms supplied equipment to keep Russian oil flowing after Ukraine invasion America's top oilfield services companies sold millions of dollars in vital oil equipment to Russia after the invasion of Ukraine The Independent UK · Jul 18, 2023
Best key safes, tried and tested to keep your home secure Alastair Jennings reviews the security devices that let only those with codes access your home Evening Standard · Jul 10, 2023
Commentary: Critics of affirmative action won a Supreme Court victory. But diversity unquestionably matters The campaign against affirmative action has reduced the complicated process of college admissions to a simple and highly inaccurate sound bite: Black and brown students are being admitted over higher-achieving white and Asian American applicants. Ascribed a flawed essence, affirmative action has become easier to reject. Chicago Tribune · Jul 1, 2023
Report: Actor Jonathan Majors accused of abusing two former romantic partners A new report accuses embattled actor Jonathan Majors of abusing two other former romantic partners, as well as behaving aggressively toward crew members on film sets and drama school classmates. Los Angeles Times · Jul 1, 2023
Man says he was uninvited from pregnant sister’s wedding after criticising ‘ridiculous’ baby names Man claims that his sister wants to name her twins Stanford and Yale The Independent UK · Jun 30, 2023
Justice Clarence Thomas benefitted from affirmative action - which he just voted to end US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas went to Yale because of affirmative action — then voted to end the practice 50 years later during a landmark decision Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2023
Woman uninvited to sisters wedding after blasting 'ridiculously stupid' names of children The woman has been praised for calling out her sister's 'ridiculously stupid' decision in naming her two unborn children after prestigious American universities. Daily Record · Jun 26, 2023
'My sister wants to give her twins 'matching' names - they'll hate her for it' A woman has taken to social media to share how her sister wants to name her twin boys after two prestigious schools - but believes they'll grow up to resent her for it Daily Mirror · Jun 26, 2023
No Absolute Privilege for Accuser's Allegations in College Disciplinary Proceedings; #TheyLied Libel Lawsuit alleging the accuser lied in the proceedings can thus go forward, holds the Connecticut Supreme Court Reason · Jun 23, 2023
Reason · Jun 21, 2023 Volunteer Yale Psych Prof's Nonrenewal for Publicly Diagnosing Trump & Dershowitz Doesn't Violate Conn. Law, holds the Second Circuit.
Zenger · Jun 19, 2023 Breastfeeding May Protect Mothers From Type 2 Diabetes, Yale Study Shows Breastfeeding increases insulin-producing cells and sensitivity, lowering risk of diabetes, according to a new Yale study in mice.
The Guardian - US · Jun 18, 2023 ‘Dark side of the human spirit’: Stephen Bright’s death penalty fight Doyen of death row lawyers releases The Fear of Too Much Justice, a book named for a famous supreme court dissent
Sports Illustrated · Jun 16, 2023 A Plimpton on What’s Passed Between Generations George Plimpton’s son muses on the bond he’s built with his own son through sports.
Fortune · Jun 15, 2023 Almost half of CEOs fear A.I. could destroy humanity five to ten years from now—but A.I. ‘Godfather’ says an existential threat is ‘preposterously ridiculous’ A.I.’s three ‘godfathers’ appear to be divided on the technology’s potential.
Zenger · Jun 13, 2023 Unraveling The Money-Happiness Myth: Insights From Yale’s ‘Science Of Well-Being’ Course Money doesn't buy happiness — or does it? Here's what one student who took Yale's 10-week online class found.
The Independent UK · Jun 9, 2023 Yale, University of New Haven partnership celebrates first degrees awarded to inmates Officials from the University of New Haven and Yale held a special graduation ceremony inside a maximum-security prison in Connecticut
The Texas Tribune · Jun 9, 2023 With another DACA court ruling looming, Texas recipients who are now adults worry about their jobs and futures A federal judge in Houston is expected to rule for the second time that the Obama-era program is illegal. The possible end of DACA could upend the lives of more than 95,000 Texans enrolled in the program.
T3 · Jun 5, 2023 T3 Awards 2023: all Smart Home and Style award winners announced From the best smart lighting to the best electric toothbrush, here's our T3 Awards Winners for Smart Home and Style
The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2023 Eight construction workers injured as building partially collapses near Yale medical school Incident comes days after an apartment building collapsed in Davenport, Iowa
The Independent UK · Jun 2, 2023 8 construction workers injured as building partially collapses near Yale medical school A building under construction near the Yale School of Medicine in New Haven partially collapsed during a concrete pour, injuring eight construction workers, including two critically