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businessinsider.com - Joshua Nelken-Zitser - My wife and I built a tiny home in our 60s. The downsides are worth it to live mortgage-free.
My wife and I built a tiny home in our 60s. The downsides are worth it to live mortgage-free.
Business Insider

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Margareth Bluigmars, 64, and Nico Bluigmars, 68, a Dutch couple who live in a tiny home at Minitopia in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. This piece has been edited for length and clarity. Nico: After…

dawn.com - AFP - US assures of 'reliable' energy supply to Asia-Pacific
US assures of 'reliable' energy supply to Asia-Pacific
Dawn

TOKYO: The United States can provide “reliable” energy supplies to Asia-Pacific, US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said on Saturday, as the Middle East war cripples the region's oil and gas flow. Oil and gas prices have surged since…

thehindu.com - Pti - China may face closer scrutiny in U.S. forced-labour probe: GTRI
China may face closer scrutiny in U.S. forced-labour probe: GTRI
The Hindu

A second trade investigation launched by the U.S. into alleged forced labour practices across 60 economies, including India and China, is expected to place particular scrutiny on Beijing amid allegations of forced labour in the Xinjiang region…

timeout.com - Winnie Stubbs - A huge new 18-storey hotel has opened on the western edge of Melbourne's CBD
A huge new 18-storey hotel has opened on the western edge of Melbourne's CBD
Time Out

Melbourne's hotel scene has just welcomed a new sky-high addition – complete with impressive design cred and a terrace bar that's primed for sunset drinks. The newly opened Mercure Melbourne La Trobe Street has opened its doors on the…

motherjones.com - Henry Carnell - The battle over solar on farms
The battle over solar on farms
Mother Jones

Get your news from a source that's not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. “Tell me that is a gorgeous country.” Dave Rogers, an Oregon farmer, points across an expanse of green ryegrass fields.

thehindu.com - Afp - U.S. says can provide 'reliable' energy supply to Asia-Pacific
U.S. says can provide 'reliable' energy supply to Asia-Pacific
The Hindu

The United States can provide 'reliable' energy supplies to Asia-Pacific, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Saturday (March 14, 2026), as the West Asia war cripples the region's oil and gas flow. Oil and gas prices have surged since…

wnd.com - RealClearWire - The U.S. and Australia must lead the critical minerals race * WorldNetDaily * by Mark Schwartz, Real Clear Wire
The U.S. and Australia must lead the critical minerals race * WorldNetDaily * by Mark Schwartz, Real Clear Wire
WorldNetDaily

The contest for critical minerals is the defining industrial and security challenge of the 21st century. As a former U.S. Army general, I see daily how urgently America must regain control over the materials that underpin both its prosperity and…

zerohedge.com - Tyler Durden - The Most Expensive Science Lesson in European History
The Most Expensive Science Lesson in European History
Zero Hedge

Authored by James Hickman via SchiffSovereign.com, On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck off the coast of Japan and triggered a massive tsunami that slammed into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Three of the plant's six…

taipeitimes.com - 台北時報 - Experts urge government to fight China's EV exploit
Experts urge government to fight China's EV exploit
Taipei Times

By Fang Wei-li and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writer Experts at a forum in Taipei yesterday called on the government to use executive orders to counter Beijing's bid to flood the Taiwanese market with Chinese electric vehicles (EV)…

cambridge-news.co.uk - Hunni Haynes - Several Cambridgeshire farms available for lease to businesses
Several Cambridgeshire farms available for lease to businesses
Cambridgeshire Live

Four farms in Cambridgeshire are offering 10-year leases for developing rural businesses. Cambridgeshire County Council's Farms Estate, one of the largest publicly owned estates in England and Wales, is offering the leases starting from October…

paloaltoonline.com - Riley Cooke - Design unveiled for downtown Palo Alto's new six-story garage
Design unveiled for downtown Palo Alto's new six-story garage
Palo Alto Online

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Architects have released the design for a new six-story parking garage in downtown Palo Alto, a facility that the City Council approved last year under legal pressure from a local developer and that it…

indiewire.com - Alison Foreman - Meet the Punk-Rock Projectionist Showing His Own Films in a Tiny Theater on Wheels
Meet the Punk-Rock Projectionist Showing His Own Films in a Tiny Theater on Wheels
IndieWire

When producer Jared Jacovich was asked whether he thought this was what his old friend David B. Weaver would be doing a decade after graduating from Emerson film school, his answer came without hesitation. “Yes,” he said. “100…

thehindubusinessline.com - Ambuja Cements: What Should You Do?
Ambuja Cements: What Should You Do?
BusinessLine

The stock of Ambuja Cements (a Adani Group company) has been under pressure from weak results in Q3FY26 and this has been further amplified by the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The stock, trading at 12.6 times one-year forward EV/EBITDA, is at a 17 per…

gamerant.com - Josh Cotts - New Open-World Game on Steam Is Like Pacific Drive Meets Raft, And It Already Has Over 1 Million Wishlists
New Open-World Game on Steam Is Like Pacific Drive Meets Raft, And It Already Has Over 1 Million Wishlists
GameRant

Finding a good open-world crafting game on Steam isn't hard at all these days, but every once in a while, a new title emerges with a hook that gives it just enough pizzazz to make it stand out. That seems to be the case with Outbound, an upcoming…

winnipegfreepress.com - Dylan Robertson, The Canadian Press - Why Canada is helping Canadians flee the Middle East - and what it costs
Why Canada is helping Canadians flee the Middle East - and what it costs
Winnipeg Free Press

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