A report from porn website xHamster claimed frequent porn consumption might increase bisexuality. According to an xHamster survey of 11,000 website visitors in the United States, most bisexual respondents, 27.46 percent, claimed to watch porn several times a day. 23.01 percent claimed to watch once a day, 19.73 percent claimed to watch a few times a week, and 13.09 percent claimed to watch once a... 

The changes are called Max and Keira’s Law, after a boy who received a heart transplant from a girl who was fatally injured in a car accident. It turns on its head the previous system, under which a person had to “opt in”, i.e. to give consent to donate their organs. The UK House of Commons has approved the bill that will introduce a “presumed consent” policy in organ... 

The UK Conservative government is set to announce plans for the introduction of lessons on homosexuality and transgenderism for primary school students, despite an official petition against the move, signed by over 100,000. The Sunday Times reports that the new curriculum has been finalized after a six-month consultation with the Department of Education, and will be rolled out across UK schools starting... 

Law enforcement chiefs said that an internal check in almost no time found out who had hired the striptease dancer to entertain the men, adding that four other people had been reprimanded over the affair. A top policewoman, who worked until now as a senior investigator in Ulan-Ude’s police office, in the Russian Republic of Buryatia, has been sacked for arranging an “erotic” dance as a gift... 

Millions of Chinese individuals and businesses have been labelled as untrustworthy on an official blacklist banning them from any number of activities, including accessing financial markets or travelling by air or train, as the use of the government’s social credit system accelerates. The annual blacklist is part of a broader effort to boost “trustworthiness” in Chinese society and is an extension... 

US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, warned Tuesday that the agency might have to step in and override state laws allowing unvaccinated children to attend public schools. This would be a major move considering nearly every state grants religious exemptions and 17 states allow philosophical exemptions. “Some states are engaging in such wide exemptions that they’re... 

An estimated 2030 Australians on some form of income support in the nation have died after the government branch tasked with guaranteeing their payments sent threatening and often factually incorrect letters warning of cancellation. At least 2030 recipients of Centrelink’s basic human services in Australia died over a two-year period following the initiation of a ‘robo-debt’ machine-automation... 

Sex robots and sex dolls reinforce the view that women are objects and normalise men’s violence against women, three feminist Swedish organisations claim. They’re demanding legislation targeting technology that “reproduces ideas about exploiting women’s bodies”. This is great! We’ve already explained why we too want a total ban on sex dolls and especially on robots!... 

Social media fallout has followed Shady Srour’s Facebook post where the Egyptian YouTube star announced he was leaving Islam, citing how the “racism and cruelty” of its adherents had almost led him to suicide. “I left Islam because of racism and cruelty in the hearts of people who are supposed to believe in God but in fact, they are a bunch of insincere hypocrites,” 24-year-old Srour wrote... 

The French Parliament has voted to banish the words ‘mother’ and ‘father’ from official paperwork in the education system. The new naming convention is aimed at ending discrimination against same sex parents but critics argue that it “dehumanises” parenthood and may lead to rows over who gets classified as ‘Parent 1.’ “This amendment aims to root in law children’s family diversity... 

Sweden’s minister for social affairs compared Hungary’s new family assistance measures to Nazism. Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto hit back by criticising the Scandinavian country’s migration policy. In a tweet, Annika Strandhall, the Swedish minister for social affairs, said that Hungary’s “alarming” policies were“reeking with the 1930’s”. She suggested the Hungarian prime minister,... 

Pregnant women are smoking and drinking in private because they are ‘irritated’ by people’s reactions to the habits which are known to harm unborn babies. Judgement from midwives has led women to feel ‘alienated’ and have ‘awkward’ relationships, research has found. Victim-blaming needs to end, researchers claimed, and a stigma is more often based on moral... 

Over seven million nonwhite invaders pretending to be refugees landed in Europe between 2006 and 2018—equivalent to a country the size of Bulgaria moving to western Europe, figures from the European Union’s European Asylum Support Office (EASO) have revealed. According to the latest “EASO EU+ asylum trends 2018 overview,” in 2018, at least 634,700 “applications for international protection”... 

Mobile and wireless technologies are a ubiquitous feature of modern life. Most U.S. adults own smartphones, a growing proportion are “smartphone-only” Internet users and over a fourth report being online “almost constantly.” As for children, a 2014 survey of high-income nations reported that almost seven in ten children used a mobile phone, and two-thirds of those had a smartphone, usually... 

The Hungarian government has announced a new plan to financially incentive Hungarian women to have more children as an answer to mass Third World immigration—with part of the plan being a move to grant total and lifelong exemption from personal income tax for any woman having four children. The pro-family policies were announced by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Sunday February 10 at a packed auditorium...