Surrealism, often dismissed as trivial or nonsensical, was in fact deeply shaped by the trauma of living through fascism and the devastating aftermath of war. This century-old movement, born out of the disillusionment with rational thought after the chaos of World War I, aimed to challenge conventional notions of reality and logic. André Breton’s Manifesto […]
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Washington D.C. faces a National Guard showdown after Trump’s federal takeover of policing under Section 740. Locals react with mixed emotions—safety, fear, and distrust. Explore real voices, legal battles, and what this means for autonomy in America’s capital. Washington D.C. is witnessing a dramatic political and legal standoff as National Guard troops patrol its streets. […]
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Homelessness remains one of the most pressing challenges facing local governments in the United States. Cities and counties are adopting innovative approaches to address this crisis, from the “Housing First” model that prioritizes stable housing, to advanced technologies that improve data tracking and resource coordination. Outreach programs are playing a critical role in connecting individuals with healthcare, shelter, and employment services, while policymakers debate humane and effective ways to manage encampments. Many local leaders are also experimenting with budgetary innovations and building strong public–private partnerships to expand affordable housing options.
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You’ve got a spark inside you. The creative bug that refuses to settle for anything less than a life built around your passions. Yet, the doubters are circling, ready to squash your ideas before they take flight. But here’s the truth: if you’re willing to work for it, you can turn your creative dreams into […]
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Believe it or not, art is a powerful thing. And while we sometimes think of it as optional, and something we have time for once we’re on vacation or relaxing, art can actually have real consequences and art can save the day. Think about all those times an art piece, a book, a movie, or […]
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Musk said “compensation is zero” for the “revolutionaries” who will advise on cuts to the federal budget. Elon Musk at a House Republicans Conference meeting in Washington on Wednesday. Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy’s new commission to slash government spending began soliciting applications for staff jobs Thursday, saying it wants to hire “revolutionaries” who score […]
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Enhancements to the ‘talking up tradition’ throughout the healthcare sector look like dropping tempo, based on a survey of Freedom to Converse Up Guardians (FSUGs). Simply 45% of respondents to a survey performed by the Nationwide Guardian Workplace stated that there had been an enchancment across the talking up tradition throughout the healthcare sector prior […]
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The UK Hydrographic Workplace (UKHO) has supported a larger understanding of the Irish Sea’s geological historical past, after analysing seabed mapping knowledge collected underneath the Civil Hydrography Programme (CHP) to help protected navigation in waters between Eire and North Wales. World cooling over the past glaciation, round 27,000 years in the past, led to the […]
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When global summits dominate headlines, local politics often seem overshadowed. Yet, mayors, council members, and community leaders remain closest to everyday challenges, shaping practical solutions while global policymakers debate. This article explores what local officials are saying in the aftermath of major summits, offering insights, examples, and actionable advice for citizens looking to stay engaged […]
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The heist of 100,000 eggs from the back of a trailer in Pennsylvania has become a whodunit that police have yet to crack. Four days after the theft that law enforcement say could be tied to the sky-high cost of eggs, no leads have come in, Trooper First Class Megan Frazer, a spokesperson for the […]
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