GET ME REWRITE: Duke University closes Center for Advanced Hindsight just when founder Dan Ariely needs it the most

 

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Headline:  The Chronicle,  2/26/2026

Nikhil Sethi reports:

Duke’s Center for Advanced Hindsight run by Professor of Business Dan Ariely is set to close, Provost Alec Gallimore’s office announced Thursday. 

The timing comes just one week after Ariely was named hundreds of times in connection with Jeffrey Epstein in the documents released last Friday through the Epstein Files Transparency Act. However, Duke has said the two are unrelated.  [emphasis added]

In the University’s Thursday press release, the decision is attributed to Duke’s ongoing strategic realignment and includes the sunset of two other centers — The Biodemography of Aging Research Unit and Center for Healthy Eating Research. A University spokesperson further said in a Friday email to The Chronicle that the decision was made in December.

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February 10-19, 2026

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February 1-9, 2026

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Apparently, Peter Attia is helpless to outlive his latest humiliation.  (2/4)

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In the hot seat, Peter Attia looks to outlive being roped into the Epstein files scandal.  (2/1)

January 2026

Latest dump puts Epstein files back in the news cycle.  (1/31)

Day 35 of DOJ sitting on Epstein Files:  Abjectly servile Pam Bondi only following orders from White House headquarters.  (1/24)

Epstein-Trump hijinks continues on the National Mall in Washington D.C.  (1/21)

Day 31 of DOJ sitting on the Epstein files:  What are they hiding from us?.  (1/20)

Former Trump Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta gave Epstein co-conspirators the deal of the century in 2007.   (1/7)

December 2025

Mar-a-Lago cesspool.  (12/31)

DOJ inadvertently draws attention to the worst about Trump in the files.  (12/24)

Trump goons got one thing right:  The Epstein thing is NOT going away.  (12/24)

The more the Trump administration drags their feet, the worse it gets for Donald. (12/23)

While Donald Trump was sleeping, Ghislaine Maxwell announced she's looking for a get-out-of-jail-free card.

What are Trump and his lackeys at DOJ and FBI hiding?  (12/2)

November 2025. 

Meet Donald Trump,  ephebophile.  Another chapter in the Epstein-Trump coverup.  (11/29)

Abjectly servile Pam Blondi continues to run interference for Donald Trump.  (11/20)

Trump caves on Epstein files and racist Clay Higgins stands with him.  (11/19)

Donald Trump agrees to release the Epstein-Trump files and then hopes that everyone will STFU and move on.  (11/18)

The company he keeps:  Trump White House stepped in on behalf of accused sex trafficker Andrew Tate.  (11/18)

Epstein-Trump coverup:  Andy Borowitz removes paywall from podcast with Kate Manne.  (11/18)

Epstein-Trump coverup:  A pair of flip-flops is a wonderful thing!  (11/17)

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Why is Donald Trump acting like a cornered rat? ("But his emails" edition).  (11/13)

But his emails.  Not to mention a  revealing 3:01 Access Hollywood video. (11/12/)

September 2025

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The race to bed Princess Diana. (8/15)

Epstein/Trump coverup:  In the beginning (circa 1987).  (8/15)

Many members of MAGA Team Drool say they'd vote for pedophile Trump.  (8/10)

Featuring Donald Trump, role model. (8/8)

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Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein burnish Florida's reputation as a magnet for big-time sleazeballs.  (8/4)

Trump keeps on pleading "I'M GUILTY GUILTY GUILTY" without realizing it.  (8/3)

If the Democratic Party brand is in the toilet, where does that put the Republican Party?  (8/2)

July 2025

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When you stack things up, it's not looking good for Trump right how.  (7/29)

Mike Johnson's panic attack.  (7/28)

MAGA in Johnstown, Pennsylvania:  Desperate statements from desperate people in a dying city.  (7/27)

During a March 2010 deposition, Jeffrey Epstein pleaded the 5th, 6th, and 14th amendments to the Constitution.  (7/27)

More evidence that Donald Trump is in full panic mode (tanking poll numbers edition).  (7/25)

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Donald Trump to Jeff Epstein in October 1997:  "YOU ARE THE GREATEST!".  (7/25)

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Pam Bondi tells Donald Trump something the rest of us already knew.  (7/24)

Hire a clown, expect a circus (Tulsi Gabbard edition).  (7/24)

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June 2025

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2024

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2023

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2019

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GET ME REWRITE: Another Trump business venture flounders

 

Headline:  New York Times, 2/27/2026

Stacy Cowley and Matthew Goldstein report:

Truth Social, which has lost money since it launched as Trump Media’s original product, has failed to gain significant market share or advertisers. It serves mainly as a platform for Mr. Trump to communicate policy proposals with the world and air his political grievances.

Los Angeles Times, 5/18/2022

Mother Jones link

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Transphobia continues to run amok in Trump administration

 

Headline:  New York Times, 3/27/2026

Rebecca Davis O'Brien reports:

The decision opens with a line from Mr. Trump’s executive order setting two immutable genders as U.S. policy. Federal law “permits a federal agency employer to maintain single-sex bathrooms and similar intimate spaces,” the 2-to-1 majority wrote. “And it permits a federal agency employer to exclude employees, including trans-identifying employees, from opposite-sex facilities.” 

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Chapter Mifflin student housing redevelopment on West Washington in Madison Wisconsin (February 2026 construction site visit)

 

Photos by Retiring Guy

The Daily Reporter, 9/30/2025

Ethan Duran reports:

Real estate development and investment firm CRG on Tuesday announced the groundbreaking of a six-story development near the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The developer assembled a 1.5-acre site of 12 parcels at 416-436 W. Washington Ave. and 413-417 W. Mifflin St., mainly single-family homes and duplexes, and worked with the city to rezone parcels to high-density housing. 

Milwaukee-based CG Schmidt is the general contractor. Construction has started and the project is expected to be completed for the 2027-28 academic year. Pre-leasing will start in summer 2026. The total project cost wasn’t shared. 

The project, dubbed “Chapter Mifflin,” will offer 162 furnished units with amenities, outdoor terraces and a public walking path between West Washington Avenue and West Mifflin Street.

Google Maps views prior to demolition:

Siting and rendering:

Madison Plan Commission

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Triangle

Keeping tabs on authors in LINKcat: Edward Hoagland

 

South Central Library System LINKcat online catalog

New York Times, 2/29/2026

Margalit Fox reports:

Widely considered one of the country’s foremost essayists and often described as an heir to Thoreau, Mr. Hoagland was famed for transforming the modern nature essay into a vehicle for autobiographical introspection. 

His work simultaneously explored physical landscapes — including those of Africa, Alaska and British Columbia — and the terrain of his own life, from the speech impediment that isolated him throughout his youth to the blindness that overtook him in his 50s, the surgery that restored his sight for a time and his eventual return to blindness. 

In his hands, nature writing and personal history dovetailed impeccably, as if to declare that the subject matter of each was nothing less than life’s inexorable cycle.

The 50 member libraries of LINKcat

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2026

John L. Allen Jr. (2/1)

Erich von Daniken. (1/13)

Roland Huntford.  (2/13)

Suzannah Lessage.  (2/11)

Roy Medvedev.  (2/17)

Michael Parenti.  (2/10)

James Sallis.  (2/8)

Susan Sheehan. (2/25)

Barbara G. Walker.  (1/25)

Christopher S. Wren.  (2/24)

2025

Melody Beattie.  (3/24)

Sue Bender.  (12/23)

John Carlos Blake.  (2/4)

Barbara Taylor Bradford.  (1/6)

Lou Cannon.  (12/23)

John Casey.  (3/5)

Edward Countryman.  (5/8)

Marilyn Diamond.  (9/15)

Nathalie Dupree.  (1/19)

John Feinstein. (3/21)

Edna Ferber.  (1/15)

Frederick Forsyth.  (6/23)

Lynn Freed.  (6/11)

Jane Gardam.  (5/2)

Susan Griffin.  (10/17)

Christopher Jencks.  (2/15)

Paulette Jiles.  (7/21)

Sam Keen.  (4/8)

William Leuchtenburg.  (2/2)

Phyllis Lee Levin.  (12/31)

David Lodge.  (1/6)

Martin E. Marty.  (3/5)

Dennis McDougal.  (3/20)

Joseph S. Nye, Jr.  (6/8)

Tom Robbins.  (2/11)

Martin Cruz Smith.  (7/20)

John Russell Taylor.  (11/9)

Joseph Wambaugh.  (3/1)

Daniel Woodrell.  (12/11)

2024

Best books on politics.  (9/2)

Dorothy Allison.  (11/13)

Paul Auster.  (5/9)

Lynne Reid Banks. (4/10)

Donald L. Barlett.  (10/15)

John Barth.  (4/3)

David Boaz.   (6/13)

Caleb Carr.  (5/26)

Shirley Conran.  (5/25)

Robert Coover.  (10/12)

Frederick Crews.  (6/28)

Charles R. Cross.  (8/25)

Nelson DeMille.  (10/3)

Daniel C. Dennett.  (4/22)

Anne Edwards.  (2/4)

Richard Ellis.  (6/1)

Edward Jay Epstein.  (1/18)

Helen E. Fisher.  (9/6)

H. Bruce Franklin.  (6/9)

Sandra M. Gilbert.  (11/24)

Ellen Gilchrist.  (2/15)

Lesley Hazleton (5/11)

Cristina Henriquez . (3/6)

Gary Indiana.  (10/30)

Barbara Howard . (8/8)

Sue Johnson.  (6/7)

Barry Kemp.  (6/1)

Elias Khoury.  (10/4)  

Ella Leffland.  (10/9)

Hal Lindsey.  (12/6)

Alice Munro.  (5/19)

Stanley Pottinger.  (12/18)

Terry Robards.  (6/8)

Thomas Rockwell.  (10/14)

Tom Shales.  (1/21)

Ross Terrill.  (8/14)

Vernor Wing . (4/1)

Dan Wakefield , (3/17)

Alexander Waugh.  (8/7)

Westheimer, Dr. Ruth . (7/14)

2023

Martin Amis . (5/31)

Richard Anobile.  (3/18)

Russell Banks.  (1/11)

A. S. Byatt.  (11/18)

Ted Bell.  (2/8)

Carol Higgins Clark.  (7/13)

Natalie Zemon Davis . (10/27)

Tim Dorsey.  (12/10)

Herbert Gold.  (11/24)

David Harris.  (2/8)

Paul Johnson.  (1/15)

Milan Kundera . (7/17)

Harold S. Kushner.  (4/30)

Cormac McCarthy.  (6/19)

Kevin Phillips.  (10/19)

Betty Rollin.  (11/26)

Norman Rush.  (4/7)

Mimi Sheraton.  (4/9)

Charles Simic.  (1/16)

Donald Spoto . (2/18)

D. M. Thomas.  (3/31)

John Underwood.  (5/8)

Fay Weldon.  (2/2)

Bill Zehme.  (4/1)

2022

Roger Angell.  (5/24)

Melissa Bank . (8/7)

Raymond Briggs.  (8/20)

Thomas Cahill. (11/16)

Philip K. Dick.  (11/20)

Bruce Duffy,  (3/13)

Todd Gitlin . (2/8)

Rebecca Godfrey.  (11/11)

Ron Goulart.  (2/7)

Doris Grumbach . (11/10)

Robert Hicks.  (3/8)

Thomas Hoving.  (12/19)

Maureen Howard.  (3/19)

Dominique Lapierre . (12/11)

Hilary Mantel.  (9/26)

Nancy Mitford.  (4/4)

P. J. O'Rourke.  (2/24)

John J. Osborn Jr.  (11/4)

Julie Powell.  (11/5)

Thomas Pynchon.  (12/17)

Dennis Smith.  (1/27)

Susie Steiner . (7/27)

Larry Woiwode . (5/19)

2021

Joan Walsh Anglund.  (4/3)

F. Lee Bailey.  (6/11)

Katherine Barber.  (5/26)

Mary Catherine Bateson.  (1/26)

Rosalind Cartwright.  (3/21)

Kim Chernin . (1/10)

Beverly Cleary.  (4/8)

Angelo Codevilla.  (10/10)

Christina Crosby.  (1/31)

Geoff Crowther.  (5/17)

Eric Jerome Dickey.  (1/9)

Morrie Dickstein . (3/31)

Scott Donaldson.  (1/11)

Stephen Dunn.  (6/29)

Lawrence Ferlinghetti.  (2/24)

James R. Flynn.  (1/30)

Larry Flynt.  (2/12)

Lucinda Franks.  (5/11)

Joseph Galloway.  (8/25)

Norman Golb.  (2/22)

Lawrence Graham.  (3/9)

Charles Grodin.  (5/20)

Maria Guarnascheilli , book editor. (2/18)

James Gunn.  (2/21)

Tony Hendra . (3/7)

Robert L. Herbert (2/12)

Norman Juster.   (3/16)

Donald Kagan.  (8/20)

His King . (4/9)

Lyn Macdonald.  (5/15)

Janet Malcolm.  (6/18)

Peter Manso , (4/10)

Jason Matthews.  (5/4)

Margaret Maron.  (3/13)

Larry McMurtry.  (4/2)

Ved Mehta.   (1/12)

Robert Middlekauff.  (9/3)

Marie Mongan.  (3/22)

John Naisbitt.  (4/21)

Sharon Kay Penman.  (2/8)

Steven B. Oates.  (9/1)

Robert Quackenbush.  (7/7)

Deborah Rhode.  (1/28)

James Ridgeway.  (2/16)

Naomi Rosenblum  (3/6)

Donald Rumsfeld.  (7/6)

Charles Saunders.  (2/4)

David Swensen . (5/13)

Bryan Sykes.  (1/14)

Athan Theoharis.  (6/14/)

Ed Ward.  (5/16)

Michael Thomas.  (8/19)

Steven Weinberg.  (8/5)

Adam Zagajewski.  (3/27)

2020

Patricia Bosworth.  (4/6)

Ben Bova.  (12/17)

Mary Higgins Clark.  (2/4)

Clive Cussler.  (2/29)

Betty Dodson  (11/11)

David Graeber.  (9/6)

Shirley Ann Grau . (8/11)

Pete Hamill.  (8/6)

Shere Hite. (9/13)

A, E, Hotchner.  (2/18)

Roger Kahn.  (2/15)

Randall Kenan.  (9/29)

John Le Carre . (12/23/2020)

Johanna Lindsey.  (1/15)

Barry Lopez.  (12/29)

Alison Lurie.  (12/7)

Sylvia Jukes Morris.  (1/20)

Charlers Portis.  (2/19)

Julia Reed.  (9/8)

John Rothchild.  (1/22)

Gail Sheehy.  (9/3)

George Steiner.  (2/6)

Jill Paton Walsh.  (11/29)

Charles Webb.  (6/30)

Elizabeth Wurtzel.  (1/11)

2019

Warren Adler . (4/23)

Kate Braverman.  (10/28)

Stephen Dixon.  (11/12)

Ernest J. Gaines.  (11/8)

And Jenkins . (3/10)

Judith Krantz.  (6/27)

Paule Marshall.  (8/27)

Robert K. Massie.  (12/4)

Martin Mayer.  (8/3)

Wright Morris.  (7/25)

Toni Morrison.  (8/12)

Anthony Price.  (6/17)

James I. Robertson.  (11/20)

Anne Rivers Siddons.  (9/19)

John Simon.  (12/1)

Sol Stein.  (9/30)

Brad Watson.  (8/2)

Lonnie Wheeler.  (7/15)

Herman Wouk . (5/20)

Nearly forgotten "sociological megahits" of 1970.  (6/18)

2018

Neal Thompson.  (6/17)

Barbara Kafka.   (6/8)

Weeding or historical sanitization at LINKcat libraries?  (6/2)

2017

Aline Countess of Romanones.  (12/17)

Kit Reed.  (10/1)

Carol J. Adams shares feminist classics from her personal library.  (9/8)

2016

E. M. Nathanson.  (4/10)

2015

Gunter Grass (1927-2015).  (4/15)

2014

Thomas Berger  (1924-2014).  (7/23)

Peter Matthiessen (1927-2014)   (4/8)

2013

Barbara Branden.   (12/26)

South Korea gets the lede in article about bird flu cases in Asia

 

Headline:  WATT Poultry, 2/27/2026

Jackie Linden reports:

The latest update on the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) situation in South Korea puts the country’s outbreaks in poultry at 50. 

This is the total since September of last year, according to the agriculture ministry (as of February 26). 

The most recent outbreak had just been confirmed, involving a flock of around 6,000 ducks in South Jeolla, the country’s southernmost province.

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Bird flu knocks California seal watching tours off the schedule.  (2/28)

Bird flu most likely cause of death of 101 vultures in Florida state park.  (2/27)

Outbreak of bird flu in California threatens thousands of elephant seals.  (2/27)

Bird flu cases reported in Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Kansas.  (2/27)

Maryland reports 3rd case of bird flu in 2026.  (2/27)

California reports cases of bird flu in elephant seal pups.  (2/26)

Argentina reports first cases of bird flu in commercial operation since fall of 2025.  (2/25)

South Carolina reports its first case of bird flu at commercial operation since before 2022.  (2/25)

Ontario reports 1st Canadian bird flu outbreak in more than a month.  (2/24)

New cases of bird flu reported in 3 states.  (2/24)

Bird flu likely cause of death of 24 swans in London.  (2/23)

San Juan Island Washington reports that red foxes have tested positive for bird flu.  (2/23)

Japan reports 20th case of bird flu this season at farm with 560,000 egg-laying hens.  (2/22/2026)

SHOCKER!!  Dead birds found in gated community.  Bird flu suspected.  (2/21)

And the bird flu hits just keep on comin' for Lancaster County Pennsylvania.  (2/20)

Bird flu outbreak in New Jersey forces closure of park.  (2/20)

February 10-19

Since 2022, the egg industry has lost more than 150,000,000 birds.  (2/19)

'Unprecedented' outbreak of bird flu in ravaged Lancaster County Pennsylvania.  (2/18)

Boone County Indiana reports bird flu at commercial breeder turkey farm.  (2/18)

Folks are finding dead birds all over Long Island New York.  (2/18)

Geese aren't making it out of Jersey alive due to bird flu,  (2/18)

Warren Ohio area residents told to stay away from dead birds due to bird flu outbreak.  (2/17)

Duck flock hit with avian flu in Elkhart County, Indiana.  (2/17)

Commercial turkey flock in southwest Indiana hit with bird flu.  (2/17)

So far in 2026 Lancaster County Pennsylvania has recorded 2,400,000 cases of bird flu.  (2/16)

Bird flu hits wild birds throughout Utah.  (2/16)

Maryland reports 2nd case of bird flu in 2026.  (2/16)

Lancaster County Pennsylvania is currently ground zero for bird flu.  (2/13)

Dead skunk in Pueblo Colorado tests positive for bird flu.  (2/13)

Israel report 16 cases of Newcastle Disease since November 2025.  (2/12)

Bird flu hits Lancaster County Pennsylvania again.  (2/12)

Bird flu hits California broiler chicken farm.  (2/11)

Bird flu reported in numerous states in India.  (2/11)

Bird flu wipes out hundreds of crows in Terre Haute, Indiana.  (2/10)

First cases of bird flu death in Antarctica confirmed.  (2/10)

Bird flu makes a return engagement to Poland and Hungary.  (2/10)

February 1-9, 2026

Death by bird flu of crows in New York State. (2/8)

Bird flu reported in Mississippi, South Dakota, and Kansas.  (2/6)

Hundreds of dead geese found in lake in Ramson Canyon, Texas.  (2/5)

Second egg-laying facility in one week is hit with bird flu in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.  (2/5)

Nigeria reports first case of bird flu in 3 years.  (2/4)

Georgia reports another case of bird flu.  (2/4)

South Korea egg supply diminished by bird flu outbreaks.  (2/3)

Bird flu reported at Pennsylvania egg laying facility with 1,500,000 hens.  (2/2)

January 21-31, 2026

Bird flu hits Colorado egg laying facility with 1,300,000 chickens.  (1/31)

Welcome to year 4 of bird flu.  (1/30)

Kossuth County Iowa report 2nd bird flu case in a week.  (1/30)

10 European countries report 78 cases of bird flu during first 4 weeks of 2026.  (1/30)

Five cases of bird flu reported in Long Island, New York.  (1/30)

Avian flu continues to infect wild birds in Orlando Florida area.  (1/30)

Georgia reports third case of bird flu in 2026.  (1/29)

Report:  Nitrogen provides calmer way to depopulate birds inflected with avian flu.  (1/29)

Bird flu die-off of about 500 Canadian geese reported in Manitoba.  (1/25)

Second case of bird flu reported in Walker County Georgia.  (1/25)

Indiana reports 2nd case of bird flu in 2026.  (1/25)

Flock of 3,000 ducks infected by bird flu in Indiana.  (1/23)

Iowa reports first case of bird flu in 2026 (7,000 pheasants and 120 chickens).  (1/23)

Swans and bird flu.  (1/22)

"Bird flu is the current threat to the human community".  (1/22)\

January 11-20, 2026

11 European counties confirm cases of bird flu in since the start of the year.  (1/20)

Philippines reports 10 case of bird flu in past 10 days.  (1/17)

New York tells resident don't touch those dead birds.  (1/17)

Bird flu outbreaks in Georgia and Minnesota.  (1/15)

Kansas is currently ground zero for bird flu.  (1/13)

Newcastle Disease, another highly contagious viral disease affecting birds, hit 4 flocks in Spain.  (1/12)

Multiple strains of bird flu has scientists worried.  (1/11)

January 1-10, 2026

Two cases of bird flu hit Sampson County North Carolina.  (1/10)

Bird flu infects flock of 380,000 commercial egg-laying hens in Kansas.  (1/9)

Biggest egg producer in United States remains wary of bird flu.  (1/8)

Bird flu strain of avian influenza:  "The picture has grown darker and stranger than most would have imagined".  (1/8)

Bird flu reported on Marthas Vineyard in Massachusetts. (1/8)

Bird flu wipes out generation of Patagonian seals.  (1/8)

Dozens of vultures die of bird flu in North Carolina.  (1/8)

Dog dies of bird flu in Alberta after eating infected snow goose.  (1/7)

Bird flu reported at 3 sites in North Carolina during 1st week of 2026.  (1/7)

Bird flu hits two gamebird flocks in Kansas.  (1/7)

British Columbia reports most cases of bird flu in among Canadian provinces in 2025.  (1/7)

Nearly half of all 2025 bird flu cases in United States occurred in Ohio and Indiana.  (1/7)

Kerala India reports 11 cases of bird flu in December 2025.  (1/6)

Bird flu infects 144,600 commercial laying hens in Nebraska.  (1/3)

Bird flu puts a damper on goose hunting season in Arkansas.  (1/3)

32,800 ducks infected by bird flu in Lancaster County Pennsylvania.  (1/2)

Geese dying to bird flu in South Dakota.  (1/1)

Bird flu continues to wreak havoc in Indiana.  (1/1)

December 16-31, 2025

Bird flu outbreaks continue apace in Europe.  (12/31)

Maryland reports most recent biggest case of bird flu.  (12/31)

12 swans die of bird flu at Orlando's Lake Eola.  (12/30)

Dangerously setting aside the lessons learned from Covid.  (12/30)

Arkansas reports 3rd case of bird flu in 2025, 1st since January.  (12/29)

Hundreds of geese found dead of bird flu in Pennsylvania's Pymatuning Reservoir.  (12/26)

Egg prices on the rise in South Korea due to bird flu outbreaks.  (12/26)

Bird flu outbreak in Japan results in culling of nearly 1,000,000 egg-laying hens.  (12/26)

"A global problem:  Ominous outlook for bird flu in 2026.  (12/25)

Avian flu now encircles Australia.  (12/24)

Ontario reports two new cases of avian flu.  (12/24)

Europe continues to deal with outbreaks of avian flu.  (12/24)

United Kingdom avian flu tally reaches 73 during 2025-26 season.  (12/22)

Recent outbreak of avian flu in Texas affected 260,000 commercial broilers.  (12/18)

Hundreds of snow geese found dead of avian flu at Pennsylvania quarry.  (12/17)

Indiana boosts its 2025 avian flu tally to 66. (12/17)

2025 avian flu tally in Europe:  654 outbreaks in 23 countries.  (12/17)

Texas reports its first case of avian flu since April 2024.  (12/16)

December 1-15, 2025

Minnesota reports 22nd case of avian flu in 2025.  (12/15)

Avian flu detected in Wisconsin dairy herd.  (12/14)

Patterns of avian flu outbreaks in Europe:  From farm to farm then, from wild birds to farms now.  (12/12)

Turkey flocks in North Dakota and South Dakota hit with avian flu.  (12/12)

Indiana boosts its avian flu outbreak tally to 64.  (12/11)

Australia awaits its first case of avian flu.  (12/9)

2025 avian flu tally in Indiana reaches 60.  (12/9)

Japan and South Korea report outbreaks of avian flu.  (12/8)

Avian flu kills more than 70 vultures in Ohio.  (12/7)

Latest avian flu research from Iowa State University.  (12/6)

Michigan DNR sends out an avian flu advisory to waterfowl hunters.  (12/6)

Avian flu kills scores of geese in rural Manitoba Canada.  (12/6)

Canadian province of Alberta deals with worse outbreak of avian flu in years.  (12/6)

Avian flu is a global concern.  (12/5)

Massive outbreak of avian flu in Europe during past week.  (12/3)

North Carolina, Ontario, Indiana, and British Columbia on todays avian flu hit parade. (12/2)

Around the world with avian flu.  (12/1)

Edmunds County South Dakota reports two cases of avian flu in less than a week.  (12/1)

November 15-30, 2025

Avian flu detected in wild birds all over Michigan.  (11/30)

4 Ontario poultry farms hit by avian flu in past 2 weeks.  (11/30)

Indiana-based poultry company uses inflatables to shoo away wild birds.  (11/26)

52 poultry flocks in Indiana infected by avian flu so far in 2025.  (11/25)

Washington State reports 3 more cases of avian flu.  (11/24)

First human death from H5N5 strain of avian flu reported in Washington State.  (11/23)

South Dakota reports 17th case of avian flu in 2025.  (11/23)

North Carolina reports first case of avian flu since January.  (11/21)

Widespread outbreaks of avian flu in Europe.  (11/17)

Avian flu wipeout in LaGrange County Indiana.  (11/17)

Bird flu spreads while Trump fiddles  and Dept of Ag secretary  Brooke Rollins poses with chickens.  (11/16)

November 1-15, 2025

Avian flu devastates herd of elephant seals on sub-Antarctic island.  (11/14)

Ottawa County Michigan reports 2 more cases of avian flu, bringing its 2025 total to 8. (11/14)

Avian flu taking a toll in Germany.  (11/13)

Wild birds are spreading avian flu across the United States.  (11/13)

Monitoring the health of poultry through their water consumption.  (11/12)

Another Michigan turkey flock infected with avian flu.  (11/11)

British Columbia ostrich farm loses appeal, 400 birds infected with avian flu depopulated.  (11/11)

]5 swans die of avian flu in Bristol, England.  (11/11)

Germany reports 66 cases of avian flu since October 1.  (11/10)

Avian flu alert in Missouri.  (11/7)

Two recent cases of avian flu in Ottawa County, Michigan.  (11/7)

Japan reports third confirmed outbreak of avian flu this season.  (11/6)

More turkey flocks infected with avian flu in North Dakota and South Dakota.  (11/5)

That raw cheese you're eating might be infected with bird flu virus.  (11/4)

Avian flu infects turkey flock in Michigan.  (11/4)

Four cases of avian flu hit western Canada.  (11/3)

You're right if you think there's been a lot of birds killed by avian flu during the past 2 months.  (11/1)

October 2025

Avian flu hits duck breeder farm in California. (10/29)

139,000 chickens fall victim to avian flu in Georgia.  (10/28)

Avian flu kills elephant seals on Heard Island south of Australia.  (10/25)

Widespread avian flu infections of wild birds in the United States.  (10/24)

Minnesota boosts its 2025 avian flu tally to 20.  (10/23)

Yet another case of avian flu confirmed in Minnesota, bringing total to 19 so far in 2025.  (10/22)

Indiana reports more cases of avian flu.  (10/21)

Quebec reports 4th case of avian flu in 2025.  (10/17)

Three more Minnesota turkey flocks affected by avian flu, bringing 2025 tally to 18 .  (10/16)

Two cases of avian flu reported in Manitoba on consecutive days.  (10/14)

Multiple reports of avian flu including two flocks in Washington State affecting more than 2,200,000 hens.  (10/13)

Bird flu detected in goose at Gibson Park in Great Falls Montana.  (10/12)

Avian flu threat results in cancellation of WIsconsin poultry show.  (10/11)

Avian flu hits two more turkey flock in Minnesota.  (10/10)

Avian flu hits Michigan turkey flock.  (10/9)

Avian flu hits Iowa turkey flock.  (10/7) 

175,000,000 birds have fallen victim to avian flu in United States since 2022.  (10/6)

Migrating season brings a return of avian flu to Iowa.  (10/3)

Jefferson County Wisconsin reports second case of avian flu in less than a week.  (10/3)

September 2025

That Jefferson County Wisconsin farm lost more than 3 million laying hens.  (9/30)

Avian flu claims an historical first death:  Whooping crane.  (9/29)

Wisconsin reports first 2025 commercial case of avian flu in poultry flock without providing any specifics.  (9/29)

Utah in 4th year of avian flu outbreak. (9/27)

Minnesota reports 55,000 cases of avian flu in 3 turkey flocks.  (9/26)

Expect higher prices for your Thanksgiving turkey this year.  (9/26)

South Dakota continues to be hit hard by avian flu.  (9/21)

Minnesota reports avian flu in flock of tom turkeys.  (9/19)

Nebraska reports its first known case of avian flu in dairy herd.  (9/17)

Canadian Food Inspection Agency reports 4 cases of avian flu in Alberta but otherwise remains mum.  (9/17)

South Dakota reports additional cases of avian flu in turkey flocks.  (9/14)

Must be Kristi Noem's bad karma and her Corey Lewandowski hook-up:  South Dakota is ground zero for avian flu so far this fall.  (9/10)

Avian flu is not going away:  Texas records U.S. case #1079 since January 2024.  (9/9)

April-August 2025

You've heard of avian flu, right?  How about Marek's disease?  (8/7)

Public relations news:  Not a good year so far for chickens and eggs.  (6/13)