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Trump-Backed White House Ballroom Expected to Be Completed in Summer 2028, National Park Service Says. AI-Generated.
Plans for a new White House ballroom backed by former U.S. President Donald Trump have taken a significant step forward, with the National Park Service (NPS) confirming that the project is expected to be completed by the summer of 2028. The announcement has sparked fresh debate in Washington and beyond, blending questions of presidential legacy, historic preservation, and the evolving role of the White House as both a working government building and a national symbol.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Journal
Echoes In the Rain pt.1
The old clock in the corner of the room ticked steadily, a metronome for a life that felt like it had slowed to a crawl. Evelyn sat in her chair, staring out the rain-streaked window at the street below. People moved past her apartment like shadows—quick, silent, almost unaware of their own lives. She envied them. She envied the certainty in their steps, the sense of purpose she had lost somewhere along the way.
By Bri Anna 2 months ago in Journal
These ChatGPT Prompts Created My First Digital Product
AI tools can make so much of what we do online more efficient, but only with the right prompts. I used these 7+ ChatGPT to create my first digital product and generate new marketing ideas.
By Alex Tucker2 months ago in Journal
Investing in Art: Collecting in the Digital Age
Art investment is rapidly growing, with new, typically Asian countries being immensely appealing sale markets. Aside from an attractive option of diversifying a portfolio, investing in art is among the rare opportunities to contribute to one’s aesthetic benefits. Below, you will find the most common tips for investing in art if you’re just becoming acquainted with this field.
By Laslo Povanych2 months ago in Journal
What are the top ten industries solving major challenges with image annotation services?
In today’s data‑driven world, industries across sectors are integrating image annotation into their workflows. Annotated datasets are core to training AI models for tangible outcomes from safer roads and smarter healthcare diagnostics to improved retail experiences and efficient agriculture.
By Fusion Business Solution P Limited2 months ago in Journal
From SaaS to “Agentic Applications”: What’s Next for Subscription Services?
SaaS used to feel cutting‑edge: no installs, monthly billing, everything in the cloud. In 2026, that’s just the baseline. The next wave is here. Instead of software that waits for you to click buttons, we’re moving to software that acts on its own toward your goals. That shift is quietly reshaping SaaS and Agentic applications in subscription services, pricing, customer expectations, and how teams run their ops.
By Jessica Bennett2 months ago in Journal
Tarun Pala on Local Food Experiences in Foreign Countries
Introduction Travel is not only about seeing famous places or taking photos. It is also about tasting, smelling, and sharing food with people who live there, as Tarun Pala often highlights in his travel stories. Local food experiences in foreign countries help travelers connect with culture in a real and personal way. Every dish carries history, habits, and emotions. When you sit at a local table or stand by a street food cart, you learn how people live their daily lives.
By Sana Bell2 months ago in Journal
Top Progressive Web App Development: Driving the Next Wave of Digital Innovation
Here’s another fresh 700-word blog on Top Progressive Web App (PWA) Development, this time written with a contemporary digital innovation tone—great for tech startups, app developers, and web agencies focusing on transformation and user experience.
By Yash Smith2 months ago in Journal
Are We Being Priced out of Life?
What the hell is happening with the cost of ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING at the moment! Here in the UK we are told by our trustworthy and corruption free government, the current rate of inflation is around 3.8%.
By Simon Aylward2 months ago in Journal
How Marketers Can Improve Writing Skills Without Formal Training?. AI-Generated.
I didn’t learn to write in a classroom. I learned in small, unremarkable moments, usually early in the morning, sitting at my kitchen table with a half-finished cup of coffee and a screen full of words that didn’t quite sound right. The ideas were there. The intent was clear. Still, the sentences felt borrowed, like I was wearing someone else’s voice.
By Jane Smith2 months ago in Journal
Rudy Rupak Discusses Music, Creativity, And The Power Of Cultural Fusion
Music has always been more than just sound. It reflects emotions, identity, and shared human experiences. In today’s creative world, musicians are increasingly blending traditions and influences from different cultures to create something meaningful and fresh. Rudy Rupak often discusses how music, creativity, and cultural fusion play a central role in his artistic thinking. His perspective highlights how staying grounded while embracing diversity can lead to music that connects deeply with listeners.
By roberto2 months ago in Journal
Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series: Wealth, architecture and the shaping of civilisation
Stanislav Kondrashov’s Oligarch Series presents a compelling framework that examines how concentrated economic influence influences civilisation’s aesthetic and cultural trajectory. Blending his expertise in civil engineering, economics, and finance, Kondrashov explores the relationship between patronage, artistic expression, and built heritage, arguing that aesthetics are not decorative luxuries but the core framework upon which enduring societies are built.
By Stanislav Kondrashov2 months ago in Journal