Could the U.S. Really Ban Guns? Here’s How It Would Play Out
Could America ever ban guns? With 400M firearms in circulation, here’s why a U.S. gun ban would fail — and why only criminals would still have them.
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What Will Replace Smartphones in the Next Decade?
Discover the future of technology—see what will replace smartphones in the next 5–10 years with AR glasses, wearables, and AI assistants.
Posted inEditors Pick Health Lifestyle
Let Them Go: A Restroom Card for Digestive Health Dignity
Americans with Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis shouldn’t have to beg to use a restroom. It’s time for a national medical card granting them access to public restrooms—no purchase required.
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Why Most Homeowners Still Say No to Solar – Even in 2025
Despite subsidies, solar energy adoption remains low due to high upfront costs and long ROI timelines. Here's why and how zero-down, savings-tied solutions can help.
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America’s Next Infrastructure Project? Water Pipelines
This article explores why and how the U.S. should invest in a national water pipeline system, how it could help states like Texas refill their drying lakes and rivers, the role of desalination and floodwater diversion, and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
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Texas Senate Bill 3: A Misguided Attempt to Ban THC Products
In a move that has sparked widespread controversy, the Texas Legislature has passed Senate Bill 3 (SB 3), aiming to ban most hemp-derived THC products in the state.
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Can Remote Work Save the Planet? Exploring its Climate Benefits
Can remote work really help us meet our climate goals? What if a significant portion of the workforce stayed home for good? Let’s dive into the data and explore the transformative impact of remote work on the environment.