Platonic Life Partnerships (PLP) refers to two or more people who commit to living together, sharing finances, and raising children or supporting each other long-term without necessarily being in a romantic or sexual relationship

On January 3, 2026, the United States military executed "Operation Resolve," a targeted raid on the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela. The operation resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who was immediately extradited to New York to face charges of narco-terrorism and drug trafficking. The operation was unilateral and conducted without UN approval.

The Protestant Reformation was a 16th-century religious movement that fractured the Catholic Church. Initiated by Martin Luther in 1517 with his "95 Theses," the movement rejected the absolute authority of the Pope and the sale of indulgences, arguing instead that the Catholic Church had become too corrupt in dictating divine authority. This split led to the creation of rival Protestant denominations such as Lutheranism and Calvinism.

A technocratic cabinet is a government composed of non-political experts, such as scientists, economists, and academics, who are appointed based on their specialized technical knowledge. 

A loyalist cabinet is a government formed of the leader's closest political allies, party members, and long-time supporters who are appointed based on their personal or professional devotion

On December 10th 2025, Australia implemented the Social Media Minimum Age Bill, which prohibited children under the age of 16 from having accounts on major social media platforms.

Traditionally, wealth follows two paths: Traditional Investing, where the sole goal is to maximize profit, and Pure Charity, where money is given away to help others with no repayment expected, often boosting the donor's public image.

​Impact Investing is the "third way." It funds businesses solving global issues—like renewable energy or clean water—while expecting the money back with interest. This "hybrid" model allows the wealthy to satisfy their need for financial profits and a positive image simultaneously.

Traditionally, wealth follows two paths: Traditional Investing, where the sole goal is to maximize profit, and Pure Charity, where money is given away to help others with no repayment expected, often boosting the donor's public image.

​Impact Investing is the "third way." It funds businesses solving global issues—like renewable energy or clean water—while expecting the money back with interest. This "hybrid" model allows the wealthy to satisfy their need for financial profits and a positive image simultaneously.