Storm clouds over UK’s green and pleasant land

Storm clouds over UK’s green and pleasant land

The UK ruling classes, political and Royal, have been holed below the waterline, in a moment that must be history changing with the King’s brother and the Labour Party/present government’s high mandarin both hauled in by the police. The left can’t call foul on the monarchy since they are equally in the frame.   Reading…

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March Horoscopes 2026 Wild Revelations

March Horoscopes 2026 Wild Revelations

Your monthly March Horoscopes. We kick off this month with Mars going into dreamy Pisces, quickly followed by a total Luna eclipse in Virgo (in sextile to Jupiter). A revelation is arriving, something hidden revealed, BUT Jupiter will make sure that whatever we release, we receive great rewards. Love Michele x This is your invitation…

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Iwígara: Embracing The Spirituality Of Plants

Iwígara: Embracing The Spirituality Of Plants

by Sarah Bowen: Thinking of botanical entities as relatives, what might we learn from connecting to our earth-tethered kin? Too often when we speak of spirituality, I think we confine the conversation to human relationships with the Divine. Whether we refer to God, Goddess, Higher Power, The Force, Universe, True Self, or some other sacred name, our…

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Polymarket sues Massachusetts, claims states can’t regulate prediction markets

Polymarket sues Massachusetts, claims states can’t regulate prediction markets

Polymarket is challenging Massachusetts in federal court, arguing that states lack the authority to regulate CFTC-approved prediction markets. Polymarket filed a federal lawsuit against the state of Massachusetts, arguing that Congress granted the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) exclusive authority over event contracts, preventing states from independently shutting down federally regulated prediction markets. Neal Kumar,…

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New trade association aims to give domestic SMBs a shot in Canada’s “defence renaissance”

New trade association aims to give domestic SMBs a shot in Canada’s “defence renaissance”

As Canada rearms itself, a group of emerging Canadian defence technology leaders have joined forces to stand up a new trade association to represent the interests of domestic firms. ACDC co-chair Eliot Pence argued Canada’s defence targets are “unobtainable [without] a clear voice from Canadian-owned, Canadian-controlled businesses.” The Alliance of Canadian Defence Companies (ACDC), which…

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