Stumbled across this story about how a Chinese province quickly built a facility based on tech discovered in Europe: So a *European* startup called IB2 announced *in the US* the invention of an amazing new technology to upgrade low-grade bauxite – previously discarded as waste – into high-grade, which makes it usable to make aluminum […]
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“Can you put me in touch with Elon,” wrote one-time Trump business partner Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem in 2015, after Epstein had served time for soliciting a minor.
Guest Blog Post by Luke McCormick
BADCamp, the Bay Area Drupal Camp, has been a Drupal gathering in the Bay Area most years since 2007. This year’s BADCamp had a particular focus on artificial intelligence. There were many exciting things to see and hear about AI, and the overall programme reflected a blend of practical tooling, architecture, and community direction.
A damning report by peers blames failings by regulators and the building industry to live up to the promises made to grieving families
Leaked files reviewed by The Grayzone show the US gov’t covertly funded Nepalese youth groups in the run-up to a violent coup. The “Gen Z” shadow army mobilized as the US sought to neutralize Chinese and Indian influence over Kathmandu – now controlled by a leader chosen by an informal social media poll. The US government’s National Endowment for Democracy (NED) spent hundreds of thousands of dollars tutoring dozens of Nepalese youth on “strategies and skills in organizing protests and […]
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After months of extrajudicial killings in the waters off Venezuela, the Trump administration opted instead to capture an oil tanker.
The post U.S. Realizes It Can Seize Boats After All appeared first on The Intercept.
Retailers are celebrating this week after sales of lollies, puppies and white vans have surged following the implementation of the under 16’s social media ban. ”It’s been a great week at the shop, we’ve seen a heap of bigger guys... Read More ›
As your Santa, it is my right to run the North Pole exactly how I want to, and I have to say, it’s about time we made some changes to this dump. And believe me, there is no bigger problem than a lack of space to throw holiday ragers. Therefore, I am exercising my full authority to demolish this antiquated and boring workshop and build a beautiful ballroom.
To all of you losers getting your stockings in a twist, how could you not see this coming? I literally told you all I was going to remake the role of Santa. And time and time again, I have delivered on what I campaigned on. Promises kept, for those who celebrate.
For the first time ever, private military contractors are set to be deployed to the U.S. southern border.
Data center construction should be put on hold until grid operators can ensure reliability, a regional energy monitor argues.
More than the teachings of Augustine, Paul, or even Jesus himself, Nicaea set the essential terms and parameters of the faith.
Doctor Who fans have speculated about Kate Lethbridge-Stewart's sexuality. Now Jemma Redgrave is offering some insights on the matter.
Byline Times has compiled a festive offering of the prize moments when the Reform leader has gifted the political agenda to Vladimir Putin and Russia
By Nat Wilson Turner Sounds good to me. Not my idea though. I must give credit where credit is due. 2020: blue and tech against red 2024: red and tech against blue 2028: blue and red against tech — Balaji (@balajis) November 30, 2025 Balaji meant it as a warning to his fellow tech bosses, […]
A sad but true story.
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Ms. Johnson’s fiancé left her at the altar.
According to legend, that’s why she was so mean.
I never got it.
As a shy child, nobody realized I needed glasses until fifth grade. Most teachers, including Ms. Johnson, thought I was an idiot.
I once gave a presentation about Queen Victoria using my poster as a shield.
Nobody could see or hear me. It was perfect.
Queen Victoria started the tradition of wearing a white wedding dress. I’m sure Ms. Johnson would have loved that detail if she could have heard me.
In March 1983, representatives from 55 councils across Britain met in Sheffield, brought together by an abhorrence to an injustice 6,000 miles away. For decades, settler colonialism — backed by successive British governments — had imposed a brutal system of racial domination on the indigenous population, driving them from their homes, and forcing them into […]
Travel the roads of the Roman Empire – a bold project mapping 300,000 km of a vast, ancient network is brought to life
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Self-talk is a proven way to boost motivation, think clearly and process your emotions. These tips will help you use it well
- by Maryellen MacDonald
It’s become impossible to swipe through social media apps without coming across examples of content presented as racialised dystopia. Framed for British consumption, these usually take on the same visually disorienting tone — a busy local high street, two or more racialised, sociolect-speaking protagonists, and a sprinkling of mild, often innocuous, chaos. Such dramatised scenes, […]
When someone tells you who they are, over and over again, it is wise to listen, argues Clive Lewis MP