by Frank Landymore - Futurism
Sometimes we like convenience stores for their charm as much as their actual convenience.
Now, a new one popping up in Hong Kong is hoping
Etienne Note: It looks like Data Centers are being blamed on the soaring cost of everything from electricity to iPhones while the excessive monetary creation from fractional reserve banking and
Building sustainable productivity habits is one of the smartest investments you can make in your career, well-being, and long-term happiness. We live in a culture that often glorifies hustle, all-nighters,
Etienne Note: In a free society you can have pockets of socialism but it is impossible to have pockets of REAL Freedom in a socialist society.
Dylan Alverson changed his
By Global Affairs
Freddie Ponton
21st Century Wire
Donald Trump promised to put America First. Yet right now, beneath the East Wing of the White House, something very different is
by Gale Pooley
ne morning in Boston in 1895, as K. C. Gillette stood before the mirror, a brilliant idea flashed across his mind. “As I stood there with the
by Marc Scribner
Proposed mileage-based user fees (MBUF) systems would charge roadway users per mile driven. This model offers advantages over traditional fuel excise taxes, in which road users are
by Sheldon Richman
Auberon Herbert (1838-1906) was a standout British advocate of self-ownership, individualism, and liberty. He promoted a fully free society marked by voluntary exchange and the exclusion of
by John
During its 15th Global Technology Conference, Gotion High-Tech, which counts Volkswagen Group as a backer, launched its new sodium-ion battery brand, Gnascent. The company revealed three dedicated cell
by Tyler Durden
Utah-based defense tech firm Hypercraft has unveiled a 300 hp diesel-hybrid-electric unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) that can power directed-energy weapons, charge drones, and sustain a forward command
By Devin Gordon Photographs by Dina Litovsky
Devin Gordon spoke with more than two dozen pro athletes, coaches, team executives, trainers, agents, surgeons and wellness entrepreneurs for this article.
It
by Joe Sommerlad
The U.S. national debt is now larger than the economy as a whole, hitting levels not seen since the aftermath of World War II, new data
