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Data Centers Under Siege: Locals Revolt, Senators Warn, Experts Push Back
A viral backlash is meeting the AI infrastructure boom—locals, lawmakers, and experts clash over health risks, water and power use, and jobs, with eye-popping projections and unverified claims competing for attention.
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Trump Says Iran Conflict Is ‘Intermittent,’ Hints at Hitting ‘Pickaxe’ Near Natanz ‘Very Soon’
In a 4 Oval Office exchange reported by The Gateway Pundit, Trump said the U.S. could strike Iran’s ‘Pickaxe Mountain’ near Natanz and described the fighting as a “military conflict,” not a war, while ABC’s Rachel Scott pressed him on casualties and deployments.
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Hours After Colts Debut, Keenan Allen Booked on DUI in Downtown Indy—Police Cite 0.08+ BAC. What Happens Next?
TMZ, FOX59, and Yahoo Sports report the 34-year-old was arrested around 1 a.m. after officers found a car in a no‑parking zone; IMPD says he’s presumed innocent while prosecutors review potential charges.
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Judge Lets Maryland Rabbi Carry in Synagogue—But Leaves County ‘Buffer Zones’ Intact
A federal judge granted a targeted injunction against Montgomery County’s ban on carrying in houses of worship, the source reports, while declining to halt 100-yard “sensitive place” buffers.
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Abdul El‑Sayed’s Jab Pulled Usha Vance In. Her On‑Camera Reply: “I… Laughed.”
New York Post attributed to Abdul El‑Sayed a social‑media jab that invoked Usha Vance after JD Vance criticized him. Fox News aired Usha Vance’s brief response. A Michigan GOP co‑chair predicted fallout and urged family be off‑limits.
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Donovan Mitchell: ‘A few drinks’ the night before ‘probably’ helped his 71-point game
On Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady’s “Cousins” podcast, the Cavaliers guard said he had “a few drinks” on New Year’s and suggested it “probably” helped fuel his 71-point outing the next day.
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If the Economy’s “Fine,” Why Are Card Delinquencies at a 16‑Year High? Authors Flag a Household Squeeze
A commentary by James Carter and John Silvia cites New York Fed and Federal Reserve reports showing rising delinquencies across consumer debt—even as growth, low unemployment, and cooler inflation persist.
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‘Nearly All’ Bridges Gone: Grand Canyon Flash Flood Kills 2, Knocks Out Water Pipeline Amid $208M Fix
NPS reports widespread damage in Bright Angel Canyon; AP confirms one body recovered and a second death later confirmed. The park’s Transcanyon Waterline is inoperable, triggering strict water limits and suspended overnight stays.
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“Turn around. Don’t look. Get back to work”: Talarico’s Amazon death story meets Amazon’s denial
At a church event and in a video posted to social media, Texas Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico alleged Amazon told workers to ignore a dying colleague. Amazon, in a previously issued statement cited by Blaze News, called that “misinformation” and described its response on-site.
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FCC Booted 1,400 Phone Providers—So Why Are Robocalls Rising Month to Month?
YouMail reports month-to-month gains since roughly October even as annual totals fall. DCNF reporting details enforcement pushes, proposed $100,000 carrier bonds, and why IP networks make stopping scams harder.
