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03/28/2026

Washington Post journalists who called the White House switchboard using Google Pixel Android phones saw “Epstein Island” on their screens Thursday.

03/13/2026

“The King Of The World."

The sculpture, reportedly installed by the anonymous artist collective Secret Handshake, is titled "The King Of The World."

03/11/2026

At 16, he was collecting broken, nausea-inducing VR headsets in his parents' garage. Five years later, Mark Zuckerberg handed him $2 Billion. This is the story of Palmer Luckey and Oculus.

03/11/2026

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01/17/2026

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He failed as a lawyer, a lamp salesman, and a tire merchant. At age 65, he was broke and suicidal. This is the story of how Harland Sanders turned a Social Security check into a global empire.

01/09/2026

https://www.thetimesclock.com/post/nvidia-origin-story-dennys

Before the AI boom, NVIDIA was a tiny startup born in a roadside diner. This is the true story of how Jensen Huang survived near-bankruptcy to invent the GPU.

01/08/2026

A Fortune in the Parking Lot

Trash in to Cash

A great inspiring story of Brian Winch

Discover the real story of Brian Winch, who built a $650,000/year parking lot cleaning business with just a broom and a shovel. A complete breakdown of the 'Clean Lot' business model.

12/31/2025

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06/07/2025

06/07/2025

06/07/2025

In a major medical breakthrough, a Chinese surgical team has successfully completed the world’s first remote robotic prostate surgery across continents—linking Rome to Beijing in real time.

Dr. Zhang Xu, head of urology at PLA General Hospital, controlled a robotic system from Italy, while robotic arms in China performed the procedure on a patient located over 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) away.

The operation was made possible using high-speed 5G and fiber-optic networks, proving that telesurgery can break geographical barriers in healthcare.

A backup team in Beijing ensured safety, but the success of the operation shows a future where specialized surgeries can happen anywhere in the world, especially in remote or underserved areas.

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