Data Center Boom Raises Concerns Ahead of US Midterm Elections
An investigation explores the potential impact of growing anti-AI sentiment and the industry's expansion on US voter behavior.
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Colorado Officer Killed, 3 Wounded in Gunfight with Suspect
The suspect was also killed in the exchange of gunfire that occurred when officers attempted to apprehend him.
UK Committee Chair 'Shocked' by Misleading Student Loan Information
Treasury Committee chair expresses concern over university communications regarding student loan repayments.
Colorado Officer Killed, 3 Wounded in Shooting Near Denver Bus Stop
A suspect opened fire on officers responding to a report of a suspicious person, authorities said.
Midterm Elections Usher in Era of Scrutiny for Data Centers
Candidates pledging to regulate or restrict the energy-intensive facilities won key races across the U.S., signaling a potential shift for the tech industry.
Federal Commission Approves Trump's Proposed Triumphal Arch in Washington D.C.
The 250-foot structure, inspired by Paris' Arc de Triomphe, received approval from the National Capital Planning Commission despite criticism.
Couple Drowns in Arizona River After Inflatable Kayak Capsizes
A married couple, Cindy Bowers, 68, and Anthony Beringer, 59, died on Saturday after their kayak overturned in the Salt River, with authorities citing high water levels and heavy rainfall.
Trump's 250-Foot Arch Near Washington Gets Federal Panel Approval Amid Lingering Hurdles
The National Capital Planning Commission voted to advance the controversial monument, but a pending court ruling could halt construction.
Rubio Considering Presidential Run Amidst Administration Uncertainty
Reports suggest Senator Marco Rubio is weighing his options, including a potential 2028 presidential bid, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces scrutiny over the Iran war.