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Proposal would pay homeowners ‘data center dividends’ to counter growing backlash

Think tank proposes sharing data center tax revenue with local residents through direct payments, tax credits or scholarships

Fmr Biden ambassador blames Trump for Canada playing ‘footsie’ with China

Former U.S. Ambassador David L. Cohen says Canada is playing "footsie" with China on trade as Trump's hardline policies push allies toward new deals.

$54M CodePink-linked foundation shut down in California pops up at ramshackle Miami home

Arc of Justice, led by CodePink co-founder Medea Benjamin, lost its California registration and resurfaced as a Florida nonprofit at a Miami duplex.

Armed man accused of lunging at Ohio Dem candidate avoids felonies as prosecutor reveals key evidence

Patrick Havas' own video is the only footage of the Canfield Fair incident after Amy Acton's camp allegedly asked people to stop recording it.

Reporter’s Notebook: 9/11 is just a history chapter for a new generation of Americans

A quarter century after 9/11, one-third of Americans alive that day are gone, and the memories of Sept. 11, 2001, grow increasingly faded.

Revolutionary Bloodlust, Ghoulish Satisfaction

Another senseless murder elicits a depraved reaction.

Lindsay Clancy Case: Judge Leans Toward Mistrial, Allows Defense to Appeal

After 40 hours of deliberation, the jury failed to reach a verdict, with one lone holdout in disagreement.

Catholic Health-Care Providers Sue Illinois over Physician-Assisted Suicide Law

‘As Catholics, we oppose efforts to undermine human dignity by pushing our brothers and sisters toward suicide,’ one plaintiff said.

Sen. Fetterman’s rivals smell blood after unflattering reporting

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's potential 2028 Democratic primary challengers aim to take advantage of a Wall Street Journal article accusing him of ignoring his job duties.

Weaponization report: Richmond FBI ‘revolt’ followed rebuke over Catholic memo

July 2023 was a soul-searching month for the FBI's field office in Richmond, Virginia. The office's analysts didn't like the way the Washington headquarters treated them and would eventually need therapeutic counseling, a new Justice Department report says.

Trump says he will stop trade with certain countries if the Fed doesn’t lower interest rates

President Trump says the Federal Reserve must lower interest rates or else he will cut off trade with countries that sell a ton of goods to the U.S. but don't buy as much from American producers.

Ex-Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer contributed to ‘toxic’ work environment, says IG report

Former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer ran a department where staff drank on duty, cried through public dressing-downs and were dispatched to organize her closet and pick up her dry cleaning, according to a new report from the Labor Department's Office of the Inspector General.

Trump casts his presidential legacy in gold and marble

President Trump is reshaping the White House and the nation's capital at a blistering pace, cementing a physical legacy as he faces his final years in power after dominating U.S. politics for a decade.

Pelosi, Omar join Trump and Schiff as unlikely alliance pushes to onshore key industry

Adam Schiff, Nancy Pelosi and Ilhan Omar back Donald Trump's federal film tax incentive to bring movie production back to California and America.

Fetterman faces Dem revolt as bombshell report fuels push to oust him: ‘Disgrace’

Sen. Jon Fetterman's leaked texts reveal he dismissed meetings with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia over Medicaid cuts and skipped a police funeral.

Mamdani faces growing 9/11 backlash as old post resurfaces ahead of Ground Zero ceremony: ‘Is this real?’

Zohran Mamdani faces backlash over a resurfaced 2023 post about 9/11 as critics and 9/11 families urge him not to attend Ground Zero's commemoration.

University of Washington Pays $600,000 to Professor After Losing Land Acknowledgment Fight

Stuart Reges hopes the settlement helps reverse ‘a decade-long trend towards ideological conformity in academia.’

The Quiet Diesel Fuel Cost Crisis

The outlook for diesel fuel prices is bad news, all the way from here to November, and likely beyond.

New Science Ph.D. Program Saves Time and Money

A new program offers an alternative to the standard academic Ph.D. in science, and this competition will prove beneficial.

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