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Dem Senate hopeful flip-flops on emerging issue impacting communities across US

  • Brown’s position on data centres has changed since 2015.
  • Utility costs have made data-centre expansion politically contentious.
  • The issue affects communities hosting growing technology infrastructure.

Former Democratic senator Sherrod Brown is facing scrutiny over an apparent shift in his stance on data centres as he seeks to return to the US Senate. Fox News reports that he previously welcomed Amazon’s data-centre expansion in Ohio but now opposes further development, highlighting the political significance…

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Disney’s Genius 11-Part Crime Thriller Saga So Good, You’ll Finish It in One Weekend

  • Fargo season 4 is an overlooked but strong crime drama.
  • Rival gangs’ hostage arrangement collapses into war.
  • Its 1950s Kansas City setting distinguishes it from other seasons.

Fargo’s fourth season is presented as an underrated 11-episode crime drama worth binge-watching, despite often being ranked last by fans of the anthology series. Its slower pace, 1950 setting and move from rural Minnesota to Kansas City make it markedly different from other seasons, but the article argues…

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4 Iconic Albums That Every 60s Kid Had on Vinyl

  • Four 1960s albums are presented as essential vinyl records.
  • The Beatles feature twice, with *Sgt. Pepper* and *Rubber Soul*.
  • The selections reflect major shifts in pop and rock music.

The article highlights four influential 1960s albums presented as familiar vinyl records for people who grew up during the decade. It argues that these releases mattered because they helped reshape pop and rock music, reflecting a period when physical record sales were central to artists’ commercial success. -…

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A Trial: After An Enemy of the People review – Wagner Moura upends Ibsen and keeps us guessing

  • Wagner Moura leads an inventive, audience-led Ibsen adaptation.
  • The production powerfully blurs drama, documentary and reality.
  • Its central ethical argument is judged too one-sided.

Christiane Jatahy’s A Trial reworks Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People into an interactive contemporary drama in which Wagner Moura’s Thomas Stockmann is judged for exposing contaminated water in a Brazilian spa town. The production turns the audience into participants, blurring fiction and reality while asking whether speaking…

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US pledges $1bn support to Colombia as Trump-backed president sworn in

  • US offers $1bn security package to Colombia’s new right-wing president.
  • De la Espriella promises a forceful crackdown on armed criminal groups.
  • The inauguration marks a sharp break from Gustavo Petro’s government.

The United States has pledged $1bn in support to Colombia following the inauguration of President Abelardo de la Espriella, a Trump-backed right-wing leader. The package signals a marked improvement in relations after tensions with his left-wing predecessor, Gustavo Petro, and supports a shared focus on organised crime, migration…

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Socialism’s campus appeal meets Gen Z resistance as students keep score on communism

  • Campus Israel disputes are widening Democratic divisions.
  • Some young Jewish voters are moving rightwards.
  • Fetterman backed pro-Israel students.

Pro-Israel college students and Senator John Fetterman said that the post-7 October campus climate has exposed growing divisions within the Democratic Party over Israel. The article argues that the rise of socialist and anti-Israel activism at universities is contributing to a political backlash among some young Jewish voters.…

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Metal legends Sepultura are bowing out in style as they steal the show at Bloodstock 2026

  • Sepultura played their final UK show at Bloodstock 2026.
  • The set celebrated four decades of influential metal.
  • Classics and new material both received a strong response.

Sepultura delivered an acclaimed headline performance at Bloodstock 2026, marking what the article describes as their final show on UK soil during their long-running farewell tour. The appearance mattered as a celebration of the Brazilian metal band’s four-decade legacy, drawing an enthusiastic crowd and reaffirming their enduring influence.…

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God of War TV series sees further recasts as Amazon seeks older actors for Atreus and Thrud

  • Amazon reportedly wants older actors for Atreus and Thrud.
  • The God of War series appears to be recasting again.
  • No specific actors or production details are provided.

Amazon’s God of War television adaptation is reportedly revising its casting again, with the production now seeking older performers for the roles of Atreus and Thrud. The change suggests Amazon is still refining how it will portray the franchise’s younger characters, potentially affecting the series’ timeline and its…

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Nigel Farage ‘horrified’ Ann Widdecombe murder detectives probing firebombing on his home

  • Police reopen Farage home attack inquiry during Widdecombe murder investigation.
  • Watchdog investigates alleged missed police line of inquiry.
  • Farage says the 2025 incident was an attempted arson attack.

Counter-terrorism police have reopened an investigation into an alleged incendiary attack on Nigel Farage’s Greater London home after identifying a possible link relevant to their inquiry into Ann Widdecombe’s murder. Farage is reportedly horrified that a potential line of inquiry in the 2025 case was not pursued earlier,…

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Apple TV’s Most Expensive Sci-Fi Series Is Officially a Streaming Phenomenon

  • Foundation has grown into a major Apple TV science-fiction success.
  • Its complex early storytelling has increasingly won over audiences.
  • The series adapts Asimov’s epic vision of civilisation after imperial collapse.

Apple TV’s Foundation has developed from a divisive, complex debut into a widely acclaimed science-fiction series, according to Collider. The article argues that its patient world-building and increasingly confident storytelling have helped justify Apple’s substantial investment and attracted viewers over successive seasons. Based on Isaac Asimov’s novels, the…

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