I’ve been an Apple user for years. I appreciate good design, clever technology, and products that simply work together.
Now, after buying my first Tesla Model 3, I’ve started to notice something familiar.
Author: Mimmo Wiestål Fischetti
AI is not a threat to journalism: Our own passivity is
Artificial intelligence has stepped straight into newsrooms worldwide, fundamentally altering the rules of the game.
When Violence Strikes at Random: Another Life Lost in Public View
A young man who worked in Swedish law enforcement has died from injuries sustained during a violent incident at a World Cup viewing event in Copenhagen.
A European Gun Owner’s Take on the Second Amendment
As a gun owner living in Europe, I want to make one thing clear: I support the spirit of America’s Second Amendment. The right to bear arms is, in my view, a fundamental right. Law-abiding citizens should be allowed to own firearms.
We Know More Than Ever. So Why Do We Seem So Much Dumber?
It’s 2026. We have more information at our fingertips than any generation before us.
Every fact, study, statistic, and opinion is one search away.
America, Europe, and the New Uncertainty: What Happened to the “Good Guys”?
Not since World War II have many Europeans felt this kind of unease.
Should Europeans Be Afraid to Travel to the U.S.?
In today’s tense political climate, even a vacation can feel like a statement. But how real are the fears about traveling to the United States?
History Always Repeats Itself — Until We Finally Learn
Every 70 to 80 years, humanity seems to forget. When the last witnesses are gone, the truth turns into stories — and the cycle begins again.
Trump Didn’t Win the Nobel Peace Prize — But He’s Not Out of the Game
“Opinion” Maria Corina Machado from Venezuela took the honor this year. But Trump’s name still echoes in the global debate about peace, power, and free speech. The news about the Nobel Peace Prize came out…