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The war on data centers jeopardizes our economy and national security
Some 78 local jurisdictions have imposed data center bans or moratoriums, but the growing movement may only benefit China in the AI war race.
CNN staffers see Paramount merger as 'inevitable' despite legal battle delaying Ellison takeover
CNN staffers say morale remains grim despite a temporary restraining order delaying the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger that would give David Ellison co...
Caitlin Clark is missing from ESPN's new WNBA documentary and the filmmakers won't say why
ESPN's "Life in the W" follows A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier and DeWanna Bonner through the 2025 WNBA season but never explains Caitlin Clark's absence.
DNC chair Ken Martin threw phone at aide's desk, faced HR complaint in sign of 'fraying nerves': report
A stressed-out DNC Chair Ken Martin allegedly threw his phone at a junior aide's desk, triggering an HR complaint as the DNC faces $18.5 million in debt before...
Rep Thomas Massie says the Iran war has 'significantly weakened' America 'all for Israel'
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky declared in a post on X that the Iran war has "significantly weakened" the United States of America.
Prince William likely 'livid' over Meghan Markle's 'tasteless' photos at Princess Diana's home: expert
Meghan Markle's Instagram post showing Archie and Lilibet at Althorp has experts calling the move "tasteless" and predicting Prince William is "livid."
Heated Lindsay Clancy courtroom exchange over 911 call, crime scene photos sets stage for mom’s murder trial
Lindsay Clancy's defense claims postpartum psychosis drove her to strangle her three children, while prosecutors allege the killings were planned.
Cracker Barrel comeback gains steam as loyal customer says return visit 'felt like coming home'
A loyal customer says visiting a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store location "felt like coming home" as the chain raises its profitability outlook for 2026.
Rule Japanica: America and Japan are building the alliance China fears
Japan hosts 60,000 U.S. service members, covers 75% of basing costs, and is now co-producing AMRAAM and SM-3 weapons systems at massive scale.
America’s tipping culture has gone from rewarding service to fee insanity
Tipping has morphed from rewarding outstanding service into an obligation that resembles a socialist experiment, with tip screens and hidden fees.
Russia pulled back from the Arctic, for now. NATO must act before those troops return
Satellite imagery reveals Russia pulling air-defense systems from Arctic positions while building massive new bases near Finland and Norway's borders.
Judge limits BBC from relitigating Jan 6 in Trump lawsuit over misleading documentary edit
A federal judge ruled the BBC can probe how Trump's Jan. 6 speech was interpreted but relitigating the Capitol riot is not at issue in the $10 billion suit.