From the banks of the Danube, geopolitics feels less like policy and more like performance. A personal letter from Budapest as Hungary moves toward the 2026 election — pragmatic, polarised, and persistently independent.
by Nicholas Jeffery & WBN News Global & WBN News Vancouver
Ten dead after gunman opens fire at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia. Community of 2,400 reels from one of Canada's deadliest attacks.
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Even days after the historic ice storm, Nashville battles extended outages and challenging recovery efforts that are testing residents and city services.
Today’s Moon is flashing a very clear message: slow the pace and protect your emotional bandwidth as if it were proprietary information. This is not a rush job; it’s a precision day for conversations, decisions, and people management.
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Payment processing fees may seem minor, but for local businesses operating on tight margins, small percentage costs are adding up to a meaningful financial burden in 2026.