Tennessee data center law shifts electricity costs to tech giants
Tennessee's new data center law forces owners to pay full electricity and infrastructure costs. See what this means for residents and the tech industry in 2026.
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ICE detainee deaths reporting policy ends in 2026
ICE detainee deaths will no longer be publicly reported after release, raising major transparency concerns. Here's what the policy change means for Americans.
Wildlife bridge California: Deer Make History on $20M Crossing
A wildlife bridge in California just made history — three mule deer are the first animals confirmed to use the new $20M Siskiyou crossing. Read the full story.
Scott Pelley Fired by CBS: What We Know
Scott Pelley fired by CBS has stunned the media world. Get the full story on what happened, what it means for 60 Minutes, and the future of TV journalism.
Supreme Court Allows Alabama’s Disputed Congressional Map
The Supreme Court has allowed Alabama to use a congressional map critics say dilutes Black voting power. Here's what the ruling means for redistricting in 2026.
Nearly 60 Idahoans sick after drinking raw milk in past...
Raw milk advocates defend its benefits, but health officials report 60 illnesses in Idaho. Experts weigh risks, regulations, and food safety trends.
Caught on camera: Shelbyville mayor insinuates citizens opposing data centers...
Shelbyville mayor faces controversy for calling data center opponents 'poor renters in sh***y houses.' Explore implications for community trust.
A CEO told employees they won’t get raises in 2026...
Teradata's decision to pause raises in 2026 for AI investments highlights corporate shifts, sparking questions about tech's cost to employees.
NATO Sees No Issue With Ukraine Striking St Petersburg During Putin’s Economic...
NATO backs Ukraine's strikes on St. Petersburg during Russia's key economic forum, signaling support for Ukraine's defensive operations amid tense conflict.
In first, California city overwhelmingly votes to permanently ban datacenters
Monterey Park, CA, becomes the first US city to vote for a permanent datacenter ban, citing environmental concerns. Learn about the impacts and trends.
