Open-source, or closed? Green grids, or gas? Job security, or distrust? Who—or what—owns the future? Those were just a few of the questions posed Monday night as Web Summit Vancouver kicked off its sophomore conference at the Vancouver Convention Centre, where it welcomed the 20,000 attendees from more than 100 countries that will make up…
A cheerful prediction from the renowned French astrologer the late Andre Barbault about a basket of good fortune approaching this July. The new-era Pluto in Aquarius trine Uranus in Gemini sextile Neptune in Aries, all at four degrees, will be embraced by Jupiter at 4 degrees Leo to form a lucky Half Grand Sextile around…
Vancouver-based Photonic has completed the final close of its latest funding round, securing another $70 million USD ($95 million CAD) that will fuel the development of its quantum computers as the company advances towards commercialization. Photonic said this morning that this brings the total size of this financing to $200 million USD ($275 million CAD)…
How a World of Abundance Quietly Slid Into Access Failure There was no official beginning to what analysts in early 2026 would later describe as one of the most structurally predictable yet psychologically shocking disruptions of the modern era. No coordinated warning was issued, no synchronized communication prepared populations for what was about to unfold,…
Then-Virginia Attorney General Candidate Jay Jones speaks during a campaign rally in Fairfax City. Credit: Wikimedia Commons The Democrats have not been sending their best people for a long time, but at least they can avoid the errors an elementary school child makes. Not disgraced Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones, however. As The Gateway Pundit…
(CBP Photo by Glenn Fawcett) The redistricting wars are escalating across America, and conservatives just scored another major courtroom victory. The 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has unanimously removed a lower court block that forced Mississippi to redraw judicial district maps based on race, a decision that could now open the door for Republicans…
When I shared my recent sound bath experience last week, many of you responded letting me know life has been particularly challenging for you too lately. If you’re in that same boat—and especially if you’ve been feeling lonely, down on yourself, or overwhelmed—I have a feeling you’ll appreciate two free events that are coming up…
Nearly 9 in 10 Americans say maintaining brain health is very important, yet only 9% know how to do it, according to the 2026 Alzheimer’s Association report surveying 3,800 adults age 40 and older. Only 34% of adults exercise daily; just 39% eat a healthy diet regularly; half get adequate sleep—despite 99% believing lifestyle behaviors…
by Juliana Otis: “Ain’t nobody got time for that,” a friend expressed to me, referring to how long her yoga teacher had her lay in savasana at the end of their session… “But you’re missing the point!” I replied, eager to shift her perspective on why savasana—also known as corpse pose—is actually the single most important pose…
by Ray Rawles: A summary of Mindfulness, Bliss, and Beyond: A Meditator’s Handbook… This book includes a thorough set of teachings for developing and deepening meditation. Ajahn Brahm was born Peter Betts in London, 1951, Abbot of monastery in Australia. In this book he describes four initial stages of meditation, plus two more and the…
