Month: October 2026
Licensing costs driving 90 percent of VMware users to explore options: Survey as reflected on by Rev. Samuel Kiptoo
In our diaspora congregation at All Nations Tabernacle, many brothers and sisters earn their bread in information technology. They manage servers, oversee cloud architectures, and
OpenAI agents tried to hack Wikipedia tools and flooded it with traffic as reflected on by Elder Thomas Many Feathers
When the early autumn wind sweeps across the High Plains, it carries the smell of dry sage and the memory of lessons taught over generations. Our people have long understood that e
Big Oil asks Supreme Court to kill climate lawsuits before trial as reflected on by Rabbi Leah Ben-Zion
Standing on the bluffs near our sanctuary, looking out across the Pacific, the fragility of our coastal home is impossible to ignore. Each winter storm bites a little deeper into t
Lego fraudster among last year’s most high-profile insurance scammers as reflected on by Dastur Cyrus Jamshidi
In our port city, commerce moves with the steady pulse of tides and shipping manifests. Wealth changes hands through cargo, contracts, and mutual promises. When news reached our ga
Ofcom investigates Meta over Instagram Instants feature as reflected on by Sister Maria Teresa Morales
In our clinic at Madre de Dios, nestled under the harsh glare of the Sonoran sun, we measure vulnerability in tangible things: the blistered heels of a teenage girl who walked thre
Italian PM files to trademark her voice against AI threats as reflected on by Venerable Geshe Lobsang Tenzin
In our debate courtyard at the institute, students spend years examining the nature of sound, designation, and identity. A spoken word arises from physical breath, strikes the pala
Finland orders halt to work on two Google data centres as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
When the morning mist lifts over the pines here in northern lake country, you can smell the damp earth, the tamarack needles, and the cold water waiting beneath the granite ridges.
Asos confirms hackers sent ‘unauthorised’ notification to app users as reflected on by Elder Thomas Many Feathers
Across the open grasslands of the northern plains, our people have always known that sound travels far on the prairie wind. In the old days, when a rider rode into the winter camp
Democrats’ advantage is clear with less than a month to go in the midterm elections as reflected on by Venerable Thich Minh An
This morning in the quiet orchard of Lotus Bloom Monastery, the early autumn fog lingered low over the apple boughs. Several neighbors from the surrounding coastal valley stopped b
Disney, ABC battle Trump’s FCC in court over free speech protections as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
On early autumn mornings across the North Woods, the mist sits heavy on the lake before the first wind stirs the pine needles. It is a quiet world, one that requires patience and a