Skip to content

Tag: Reuters

17 Chinese Soldiers Killed In Armory Blast

17 Chinese Soldiers Killed In Armory Blast

On June 17 “an accidental explosion” at a central China armory “killed 17 soldiers while they were stacking ammunition.” The armory is located “on the outskirts of Hengyang.” The Associated Press reports that China’s Xinhua News Agency says the cause

European Union Rules Aim to Track Every Cigarette

European Union Rules Aim to Track Every Cigarette

(Reuters) – It takes a British American Tobacco factory machine three minutes to load 4 million cigarettes onto a truck in northern Bavaria – but it can take a lot longer to figure out whether those cigarettes end up where they should.

Benghazi Suspect Captured, On His Way to the U.S.

Ahmed Abu Khattala, one of the leaders of Ansar Al-Sharia, the group blamed for the attack on the U.S. Mission in Benghazi, has been captured and will be brought to the United States to face trial. The Washington Post reports

Thirty Ukraine Soldiers Injured Near Russia's Border

Thirty Ukraine Soldiers Injured Near Russia's Border

On Tuesday, Ukraine’s border service said 30 Ukrainian soldiers were injured in a battle with pro-Russians near the Russia-Ukraine border, a day after President Petro Poroshenko ordered troops to retake the border. From Reuters: It [border service] said separatist fighters

Al-Shabaab Kills 48 at World Cup Screening in Kenya

Al-Shabaab Kills 48 at World Cup Screening in Kenya

Somali jihadist group al-Shabaab attacked a coastal town in Kenya, killing 48 people through a series of shootings and fires. The group claimed responsibility and asserted that it would target World Cup viewings and highly populated places in Kenya, warning

The joys of training your imported replacement

The joys of training your imported replacement

The immigration debate is mostly driven by the crisis of massive illegal immigration, which has been deliberately conflated with legal immigration by activists, to the extent that we’re not even supposed to refer to them as “illegal aliens” any more.

Why Sander is Fighting a Deceitful Admissions System

Why Sander is Fighting a Deceitful Admissions System

In the fifth essay of this series, I discussed Richard Sander, a law professor at UCLA. Among researchers of education policy, Sander is perhaps the fiercest critic of affirmative action. He’s also probably been the target of more criticism from race and

Buddhist-Muslim Clashes Erupt in Sri Lanka

Buddhist-Muslim Clashes Erupt in Sri Lanka

Buddhist-Muslim violence is said to have started after a group known as the Buddhist Brigade, or BBS, staged a rally, where anti-Muslim slogans were reportedly chanted by the masses. The Buddhist group’s speech was followed by Muslim rioters reportedly killing