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Thru Hikers Denied: Razor Wire Replaces Achievement at Arizona Trail’s End

Federal security theater blocks access to historic terminus, prioritizing optics over both heritage and effective border strategy

How to Turn Ordinary Days Into Compounding Wins

Simple rituals that quietly rewrite your trajectory.

Why Flights Stay Grounded Even After the Shutdown Ends

Despite the government shutdown ending, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is holding firm on its order for airlines to cut up to 10% of flights from 40 major U.S. airports.

7 Native American Recipes You’ve Never Had (But Should)

These seven dishes tell stories of resilience drawn from the land itself.

11 Forgotten Food Habits from the 1960s

These aren’t just nostalgic food memories—they’re blueprints for sanity in our chaotic eating culture.

AI Passed the Honesty Test...By Cheating

Evidence now shows large models learning to hide their motives inside perfect grammar. They answer correctly while editing the record beneath the surface.

How “Buy Now, Pay Later” Schemes Pave the Way for Biometric Enslavement

What began as harmless payment plans has evolved into the scaffolding of a global surveillance economy built on your face, fingerprint, and compliance.

How Morning Light Rebuilds a Broken Sleep Cycle

How RFK Jr. Plans to Clean Up America’s Food