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Should Building Codes Be Free?
Should Building Codes Be Free? The Legal, Ethical, and Technological Battle Over Access to the Law In the construction and design world, a curious paradox
Trade War 2025: Which Countries Are Making Deals with America?
Let’s talk about how trade war is reshaping global commerce in 2025. America’s trade deficit with China hit a whopping $295.4 billion in 2024. That’s not
The US-Ukraine Minerals Deal: What’s Really at Stake
Did you know Ukraine holds 22 of the 34 minerals that the EU considers critical? Most folks have no clue that Ukraine’s sitting on nearly 10% of
The XRP Revolution: Could One Digital Asset Transform the Entire U.S. Financial System?
Imagine a future where trillions of dollars in stagnant capital are unleashed, transaction fees plummet, and the U.S. secures its economic future with a massive
Inside Apple’s Secret Smart Glasses Lab: What We Found
Apple is pushing their chips in the middle when it comes to smart glasses. Rumors have it they’ll drop their fancy eye tech by late
How Gold is Outperforming SPY (2005-2025)
Over the last two decades, investors have grappled with shifting economic tides, volatile markets, and an increasingly complex global financial system. One recurring question: Has
Why Nvidia’s First US-Made Supercomputers Matter More Than You Think
Nvidia’s audacious $500 billion commitment to domestic AI infrastructure signals a tectonic shift in semiconductor manufacturing strategy. The tech giant’s plans encompass over 1 million
10 Public Companies With The Largest Bitcoin Holdings in 2025
The corporate appetite for Bitcoin has reached unprecedented levels in 2025. Public companies now hold approximately 688,000 BTC, with a staggering 16.1% expansion occurring in
Bitcoin is a Systemic Risk to the Global Financial System
Tether Surpasses Nations in US Treasury Holdings: Financial System Risk Analysis In an era where cryptocurrency’s influence on the global financial system is increasingly undeniable,
There is a U.S Civil Engineer Shortage
The Hidden Crisis: Civil Engineer Shortage Threatens US Infrastructure Projects The demand for civil engineers is rising, yet salaries and working conditions aren’t keeping pace.