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Trump hires new architect for White House ballroom amid clashes over project
01
Dec
By Steve P. Void
USA

New Architect for White House Ballroom as Trump Faces Project Conflicts

A significant refurbishment project at the White House has progressed into a fresh stage as the administration advances with an alternative architectural team.The continuous endeavor to construct a new ballroom on the White House premises has shifted direction as the administration enlists a new architectural firm to assist in steering the subsequent phase of development. As reported by several sources acquainted with the process, this change follows disputes that arose between President Donald Trump and the architect initially appointed to spearhead the project. Although perspectives differ regarding the transition's nature, officials assert that the decision embodies an attempt to expedite…
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Exclusive: Survivors clinging to capsized boat didn’t radio for backup, admiral overseeing double-tap strike tells lawmakers
01
Dec
By Steve P. Void
USA

Lawmakers Hear: Capsized Boat Survivors Didn’t Call for Backup

A military operation conducted in Caribbean waters in September 2025 continues to spark scrutiny, especially after new congressional testimony contradicted earlier explanations about the circumstances under which two survivors were killed.What initially seemed like a standard interdiction mission as part of the United States' ongoing efforts to combat maritime drug trafficking has transformed into one of the year's most discussed security incidents. An airstrike aimed at a vessel suspected of carrying cocaine from Venezuela led to the deaths of eleven individuals—nine perished in the initial strike, while two more succumbed in a subsequent attack that is currently under thorough review.…
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Vatican warns against rise in polyamory, saying ‘succession of faces’ does not rival exclusive union
21
Nov
By Steve P. Void
International

Why Vatican Warns Against Polyamory’s Growing Acceptance

The Holy See has voiced apprehension regarding the increasing embrace of polyamorous arrangements, emphasizing that transient connections are no substitute for the steadfastness found in exclusive, dedicated relationships.Religious leaders have issued cautions regarding the societal and spiritual ramifications of polyamory, underscoring the distinction between fleeting romantic connections and lasting partnerships. Ecclesiastical figures stress that the custom of maintaining several romantic relationships concurrently erodes the principles of fidelity, dedication, and mutual accountability that are fundamental to domestic existence.The discourse surrounding polyamory has grown more prominent as societal conventions evolve, leading to a rise in individuals exploring open or non-monogamous relationship structures.…
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Ukraine seeks Zelensky-Trump meeting as White House says further peace talks needed
21
Nov
By Steve P. Void
International

Zelensky Pushes for Trump Meeting Amid Peace Talk Calls

Ukraine's appeal for a top-tier gathering arrives as diplomatic efforts intensify and global hopes for a revitalized peace approach steadily grow. This timing underscores both the immediate need and the evolving landscape of international discussions.As Ukraine reiterates its request for direct discussions between President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump, the geopolitical environment surrounding the conflict has entered a novel and intricate stage. This plea for a one-on-one meeting highlights Kyiv's increasing eagerness to re-establish diplomatic avenues, secure military aid, and guarantee that its strategic objectives maintain prominence on the international scene. Concurrently, the White House has stressed that…
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Facing a lack of Russian recruits, Moscow is accused of using deception and bribery to sign up foreigners to fight in Ukraine
21
Nov
By Steve P. Void
International

Moscow’s Foreign Legion: Accusations of Deception in Ukraine War

In response to dwindling domestic enlistment, Moscow allegedly turned to foreign recruits—many misled or coerced—offering cash and citizenship to fight in Ukraine.Reports indicate that Russian authorities are intensifying their drive to bolster military personnel by enlisting foreign combatants for the conflict in Ukraine. Instead of exclusively depending on nationalistic volunteers, Moscow is reportedly growing more reliant on individuals hailing from nations throughout Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Numerous recruits are enticed by pledges of substantial salaries, citizenship, or civilian job opportunities—only to find themselves dispatched to active combat areas under duress.The reliance on international workers has surged…
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Ohio State stays on top of playoff bracket, while this college makes a big move
08
Nov
By Steve P. Void
USA

Another College Surges

Ohio State maintains its commanding presence in the collegiate football arena, holding onto the premier spot in the playoff standings amidst intensifying national competition. Throughout a season marked by unexpected turns and closely contested games, the Buckeyes' unwavering performance has ensured their path remains in their hands, as numerous other teams strive to advance in pursuit of a highly sought-after playoff berth.Ohio State maintains its position as the leading playoff contenderOhio State's supremacy this season has been characterized by a harmonious blend of offensive and defensive prowess. Their high-octane offense, spearheaded by precise quarterback execution and a formidable rushing attack,…
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Tariffs could be coming for your Christmas tree
08
Nov
By Steve P. Void
USA

Understanding the Christmas Tree Tariff Debate

This year, the festive spirit might come with a slightly higher price tag, as international trade disputes are pushing up the cost of synthetic Christmas trees and holiday ornaments throughout the United States. Importers and merchants are bracing for a season characterized by increased expenses, restricted availability, and careful consumer expenditures, as tariffs redefine the holiday retail landscape.Rising costs cast a shadow over holiday decorArtificial Christmas trees, a common sight in numerous homes, are projected to be 10% to 20% pricier compared to the previous year. This increase is primarily due to tariffs imposed on imported items, with decorative lighting…
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Jobs report and inflation data due in October may not be released at all, White House says
08
Nov
By Steve P. Void
USA

October’s Jobs and Inflation Data Release in Doubt, White House Implies

A growing wave of uncertainty has surrounded Washington as questions mount over the fate of crucial U.S. economic data. With the federal government shutdown dragging on, the release of key statistics that guide monetary and fiscal policy has been cast into doubt — leaving economists, investors, and policymakers without vital insights into the health of the economy.White House signals data disruptionThe White House announced on Wednesday that the jobs and consumer price index (CPI) reports originally scheduled for October may never be released, even after the government resumes operations. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the interruption could cause lasting…
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A seismic shift in computing is on the horizon (and it’s not AI)
07
Nov
By Steve P. Void
International

A Computing Paradigm Shift Is Coming (No, Not AI)

The world of computing is on the brink of a transformation that could surpass even the current excitement around artificial intelligence. Emerging technologies promise to redefine how we process information, store data, and interact with machines.Beyond AI: The Next Frontier in ComputingWhile artificial intelligence has dominated headlines and investment strategies over the past several years, experts warn that the next major revolution in computing may come from entirely different innovations. Quantum computing, neuromorphic chips, and advanced photonics are among the technologies poised to dramatically alter the landscape of information technology. These advancements promise not only faster processing speeds but also…
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A seismic shift in computing is on the horizon (and it’s not AI)
07
Nov
By Steve P. Void
International

The Real Future of Computing (It’s Not AI)

The world of computing is on the brink of a transformation that could surpass even the current excitement around artificial intelligence. Emerging technologies promise to redefine how we process information, store data, and interact with machines.Beyond AI: the next frontier in computingWhile artificial intelligence has dominated headlines and investment strategies over the past several years, experts warn that the next major revolution in computing may come from entirely different innovations. Quantum computing, neuromorphic chips, and advanced photonics are among the technologies poised to dramatically alter the landscape of information technology. These advancements promise not only faster processing speeds but also…
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