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For a long time, Plutonium was the most expensive material on the planet, gram for gram. So almost certainly yes!

That said, those snipers might come in very useful in defending the White House from forces attempting to remove a former president who refuses to quit the building after losing an election. Just a thought.

The "Arc de Trump" is 100% about the fact that they have one in Paris and Macron once made him look bad. So the USA has to have one, and it has to be bigger.

It's a few years back now, but thanks to a delayed flight into Heathrow I once did the sleeper up to Dundee (in the seats at that!) and then did a full eight-hour day of in-person technical training to a class of 15. That was rough, but you do what you have to do.

I've not travelled in the Mk5 beds but I often used to sleep better in the Mk3s than I did in my own bed!

How long until either the 25th Amendment or a Big Mac put us out of his misery?

That's entirely feasible, but does have the downside of having to spend time in Dundee!

Indeed, it's one of those things that means a lot to people who were directly affected and next to nothing to anyone else. In the same way that "The 96" would be instantly triggering to some from Liverpool and leave others clueless.

That is now pretty much confirmed. The "deal" is actual "a concept of a deal" that needs the details ironed out, and then to be ratified by the legislatures in Greenland, Denmark, and the USA - a process that's likely to take months or years. And the only major change from the existing...

Considering that the USA already had bases in Greenland, and previously stationed tens of thousands of troops there, one has to wonder if the "new deal" is in fact, just the existing agreement with a new cover put on the outside.

The US is in a fairly intractable situation. As long as the IRGC can maintain control they hold the upper hand. I imagine that a Democratic controlled Congress would put a leash on Trump's ability to continue the war, but I can't see that they could force a deal to end it. In any case, they...

If it's a fair vote the GOP is in for a slaughter. The House will definitely go to the Democrats, and there is a very good chance that they may get the Senate.

An interesting example of what happens when people are so far up DJT's **** that they can taste his breakfast before he does! Facebook reel: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1TfTpBPbQk/ Video description: Two DJT supporters who lost money investing in TRUMP coin refuse to admit that they've...

Having visited both several times, I can confirm that your intuition is correct.

Definitely the actions of a strong, powerful leader and not a pathetic, weak narcissist who can't cope with any criticism.

As I commented above, the potential problem there is that current AI isn't intelligent - it has been fed a lot of training data and uses statistical analysis to predict the most likely next word/line of code. This has a few issues: it's only as good as its training data so rarely generates...

That sounds about right. There would be an automation in their system that triggered a cease against the line rather than a conversion. The two-week delay was likely because there was then a tag left against the line. (This is based on almost decade-old understanding of BB provision, but I...

Or uncrossed...

The Fed Rate is set by the Fed. Kinda difficult for anyone else to do it! The Orange One is having another temper tantrum over the Kennedy Centre.

That said, Trump's threat to "stop all trade with Europe if it's done with bad intention" is laughable.