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Welcome to a data center near you
The article text was not available because access to the page was denied, so its specific arguments and evidence cannot be summarised reliably. The title suggests it concerns data centres being built nearer to communities, potentially in connection with AI growth and electricity demand. No factual details, figures, named organisations or policy context were provided…
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Just 1 in 3 support Iran war: Survey
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that only one in three Americans support the US war in Iran, the lowest level recorded since the conflict began five months ago. The result highlights public concern over the war’s purpose and costs, creating a political challenge for President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans ahead of November’s midterm elections. Sixty-nine…
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Ex-Biden campaign manager says there’s ‘no saving’ DNC Chair Ken Martin after inside reports
DNC Chair Ken Martin is facing intensifying criticism after reports of internal Democratic Party dysfunction, with Rufus Gifford, a former deputy campaign manager for Joe Biden, saying on Monday that there is “no saving” his position. The comments follow a New York Times report highlighting infighting, fundraising shortfalls and broader concerns about Democratic leadership, adding…
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What is causing the rise of Neets? Data and trends behind youth unemployment as Andy Burnham addresses rising problem
Andy Burnham has announced an overhaul of England’s education system aimed at tackling rising youth unemployment, telling schools to align their curriculums with local business needs through new technical education routes. The move comes as figures show the number of young people classed as Neet (not in education, employment or training) has risen sharply, driven…
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Moment hooded thief breaks into mother’s cake shed and kicks ‘honesty box’ full of cash off wall
A mother’s cake shed was targeted by a hooded thief who broke in and kicked over an “honesty box” containing cash, in a break-in captured on camera. The incident highlights a growing frustration among small honesty-based sellers, who rely on customer trust to leave payment for goods without staff present, only to have their goodwill…
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$5.5B J&J talc deal could end decade-long legal battle
Johnson & Johnson has proposed a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve tens of thousands of claims alleging its talc products caused ovarian cancer. If approved, the deal could bring a lengthy and costly legal dispute closer to an end, while avoiding further individual trials. The proposal is part of the company’s broader effort to settle…
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Russia exposes NATO weapons gap as top commander warns ‘the math is not in favor of the West’
A senior NATO commander has warned that Western nations lack the industrial capacity to produce weapons at the scale needed to counter modern threats, days after alliance members pledged tens of billions of dollars towards new air and missile defence systems. French Admiral Pierre Vandier, NATO’s top transformation commander, said the war in Ukraine and…
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Beshear says McConnell should disclose health details or resign
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has called on Senator Mitch McConnell to give a direct public account of his health and ability to serve, or resign. The intervention escalates pressure over McConnell’s prolonged absence and limited public updates, raising wider questions about transparency from elected officials whose health may affect their work. Beshear, a Democrat, wrote…
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The Atlantic calls Patel lawsuit an ‘assault’ on Constitution in dismissal bid
The Atlantic has asked a court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought by Kash Patel, describing the case as an “assault” on constitutional protections for the press. The magazine’s filing argues that allowing the claim to proceed could weaken First Amendment safeguards for reporting and commentary on public figures. The available material does not provide…
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Trump dealt major blow in explosive $10B BBC lawsuit… as he’s ordered to turn over secret financial records
Donald Trump has suffered a setback in his $10 billion (£7.9 billion) lawsuit against the BBC, after a court ordered him to hand over financial records he had sought to keep private. The ruling forces disclosure of material Trump’s legal team had resisted releasing, marking a win for the BBC’s defence in one of the…