SCIENCE: Women’s Brains May Be More Vulnerable to Dementia Risk Factors Than Scientists Realized.

FASTER, PLEASE: New anticancer vaccine shows early success in targeting neuroblastoma.

THAT SEEMS WRONG: Honda Just Made The Prelude More Exclusive Without Making It Faster.

CIVIL RIGHTS UPDATE: Wait, What? Florida Court Rules 18 to 20-Year-Olds Have All the Same Civil Rights as Older Adults.

HISTORY: AI makes Pompeii victim’s final moments look shockingly real.

SCIENCE: Hunter-gatherers in Siberia died of a plague outbreak 5,500 years ago: We can’t blame the Neolithic Transition for the plague anymore.

SCIENCE: Florida Scientists Broke Their Own Record Removing 4 Tons of Pythons.

ANSWERING THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS: Is “Ozempic personality” real? Here’s what experts actually say about GLP-1s and your mood.

TRENT TELENKO ON Russia’s growing logistics problems.

JUSTICE: Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down race-based college scholarships.

THIS IS WHY PEOPLE LIKE ME HAVE BEEN PAYING CLOSE ATTENTION TO CAMPUSES: Anti-Semitism is transitioning from college campuses into the workforce.

Campuses are the main place in America where toxic ideas start. They’re basically producers of intellectual toxic waste. We need to do something about that.

HAPPY JUNETEENTH!

UPDATE: From the comments:

A NEW LOW SO FAR: The SPLC Hits An All New Low With Cringe Sex Scandal.

ADHERING TO OUR ENEMIES: Notorious, China-Based American Mogul Is Running Shadowy Influence Campaign to Undermine U.S. AI Efforts, Give Communist China an Edge in Technology Arms Race.

EVERY LEFTY SLOGAN HAS AN EXPIRATION DATE:

The Left: “Believe All Women!”

British Women: “250,000+ of us were systematically raped and tortured by mostly Pakistani men from the 1950s to now with help from our police, social workers, NHS staff and politicians.”

The Left: “Yea, not you.”

— Alice Smith (@TheAliceSmith) June 18, 2026

BOB GRABOYES: Lessons from the Tuskegee Study (Redux): There will never be another Tuskegee. There will always be another Tuskegee.

Ethical breaches associated with Bell’s imperatives for the Deaf, eugenic sterilization, the Tuskegee Experiment, various HeLa experiments, and similar efforts shared a common characteristic—a view that collective good (however defined) outweighed the sanctity of individual lives. In 1910, the American Medical Association’s Flexner Report, which reconfigured the structure of medical education, anticipated traditional medicine’s focus on individual patients giving way to public health’s concern with collective good. The author, Abraham Flexner, saw the physician as a “social instrument… whose function is fast becoming social and preventive, rather than individual and curative.” . . .

Paul Lombardo, a scholar on the history of eugenics, wrote,

“The expansive reach of public health law is justified by the government’s ‘police power,’ the inherent authority to adopt laws to protect health, welfare, and morals, and an exception to the usual expectation that states should not interfere with the property rights or the liberty and bodily integrity of citizens.”

Public health’s enthusiasm for social engineering, Lombardo notes, led to the public health sector’s enforcement roles in preventing marriage between persons with epilepsy, prohibiting interracial marriages, rounding up citizens for sterilization, investigating individuals’ racial ancestry, barring immigrants, as well as the Tuskegee Experiment.

The other common thread in many of these ethical breaches in biomedical research and policy was an illiberal suppression of information flows. Eugenics maintained its respected position longer than otherwise might have been the case, thanks to the stifling of academic dissent.

Superiority complexes lead to morally inferior behavior.

MY OPINION OF BRITAIN HAS DECLINED SHARPLY:

Correct.

They will let Mulsim migrants gang rape the girls, block everyone in the government from helping them, and finally block them from sharing their stories publicly.

It's vast evil.

And it's deliberate.

— Matt Van Swol (@mattvanswol) June 19, 2026

NOT AS GOOD AS “HEADLESS BODY IN TOPLESS BAR,” BUT FIRST CLASS WORK:

This is one of the best newspaper front pages I've ever seen.

Well done, @californiapost 👏 pic.twitter.com/7BIX6VCA9r

— Jon Root (@JonnyRoot_) June 18, 2026

OPEN THREAD: Make it march.

THE NEW SPACE RACE: SpaceX launches 3 huge BlueBird direct-to-cell satellites from Florida.

N.Y. TIMES MOM TAKES HER SONS TO UFC IN THE HOPES IT WILL MAKE THEM HATE IT. MAJOR FAIL: “‘I don’t think I’ll ever look at it the same way again, but I still love U.F.C. In fact, I love it more than ever!’ My 18-year-old agreed. ‘This was the peak, the pinnacle of my life!’ he gushed…'”

FOLLOW THE “SCIENCE.” ‘Bad Omen’: An Ancient Pyramid in Mexico Collapsed Into A Heap of Rubble.

FLAVANOLS FOR THE WIN: Your Diet Could Be Missing the Key Ingredient for Heart Protection.

ONE DAY SOON, BEING OBESE WILL BE A CHOICE: Adults Over 65 Lost Massive Amounts of Weight With Ozempic.

FASTER, PLEASE: First-of-its-kind exoskeleton therapy could redefine how stroke survivors relearn to walk.