Bipartisan Pushback Hits AI Data Centers Over Power and Water
Opposition to massive data center projects emerges across parties in Texas and elsewhere due to energy use and local impacts.
Democratic Primaries Expose Socialist-Centrist Rift
Progressive and socialist candidates are gaining ground in Democratic primaries, prompting centrist pushback and internal party clashes ahead of midterms and 2028. Coverage spans debates over ideology, electability, and policy shifts.
Meta Releases Open-Weight AI Model as Cyber Risks Draw Scrutiny
Meta and others release new AI systems while facing bipartisan calls for testimony on hacks, cybersecurity risks, and data center impacts.
US Water Systems Face Growing Cyberattack Risks
Recent hacks and suspected Iranian activity highlight vulnerabilities in critical water infrastructure nationwide.
Trump Leans on Blockade as Hormuz Talks Stall
Trump administration emphasizes tariffs and port measures against Iran as nuclear talks stall, with shipping and security implications.
Wildfires Trigger Evacuations, One Death in Western Canada and US
Historic wildfires prompt mass evacuations and emergency declarations, with one death reported in British Columbia.
Tupac Shakur Murder Trial Opens Three Decades After 1996 Shooting
A man accused of orchestrating Tupac's 1996 killing goes on trial, reviving long-dormant questions about the case.
AOC Shares Egg Freezing, Leaves 2028 Run Open
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she has not ruled out a 2028 bid and discusses personal decisions like freezing eggs.
Trump Names Will Scharf White House Counsel
Trump appoints current staff secretary Will Scharf as new White House counsel, continuing administration personnel changes ahead of potential legal and midterm fights.