CHRIS JOHNSON: The data center boom is rescuing forgotten American towns
From Ellendale, North Dakota, to Loudoun County, Virginia, data centers are transforming communities with billions in tax revenue and lower property taxes.
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'Will be game over for America': Elon Musk raises three 'concerns' against Democrats ahead of midterms
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk backed Republicans on Friday and warned that a Democratic sweep of the US House of Representatives, Senate and
Spain’s latest deadly train crash puts human error and systemic failure under scrutiny
Was Spain’s second major train collision this year caused by human error or failures in its once touted high-speed rail network?
Did Lacy misunderstand his Japan restaurant bill? Streamer reveals what actually happened
Twitch streamer Nick “Lacy” has finally explained the controversy surrounding his reported $12,000 restaurant bill in Japan.
Brittany Mahomes helped raise over $200,000 for food allergy charity in 2023, now a project she launched with Patrick has its first approved Kansas City restaurant, with trained staff and strict kitchen rules
Brittany Mahomes has spent years turning her family’s personal experience with food allergies into practical support for other families, and that work is
Smoke from wildfires killed 3,500 people in Indonesia in September: Report
Persistent wildfires sparked by drought have enveloped the region in smog.
Human rights lawyer couple sentenced to 10 years' prison in Pakistan
Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha were charged over an incident in 2024, when England's cricket team was touring Pakistan.
UK denies entry to Swedish academic due to speak at Palestine event
Home Office cancels Andreas Malm’s planned travel to the UK, saying his presence ‘not conducive to the public good’.
1886: A New Hampshire family had an architect build 8-year-old Fanny a log playhouse with a working stove; it still welcomes visitors
Explore the fascinating history of Fanny Glessner's log cabin playhouse in New Hampshire, built in 1886, featuring a working stove and child-sized furnishings. This unique playhouse continues to welcome visitors today, showcasing the childhood of a future pioneer of forensic science.
P&R urged to speed up review of Guernsey relocation grants
Forward Guernsey believes the allowance is putting pressure on rental prices.
PSNI: Police to reduce non-emergency mental health call-outs
999 calls will be triaged and if there is any risk of harm or to life, or if a crime is involved, the police will still attend.
Cotswold tourism, is it a blessing or a burden?
Tensions rise between visitors and residents in busy Cotswolds chocolate box villages this autumn.
After 15 years in accounting, Linda Harrison left office work to raise fainting goats in Tennessee; 2½ years later, she called ranching her passion
Discover how Linda Harrison transitioned from a successful CPA career to fulfilling her passion for ranching fainting goats in Tennessee, combining her love for the outdoors with entrepreneurship.
Committee approves Melton solar farm despite concerns
Councillors said the government's national framework left them with no choice but to allow the farm.
Oxford-born writer's 'unknown' spy thriller shortlisted for Waterstones award
Ben Macintyre speaks of crafting spy thriller Redwood - a true story that is stranger than fiction.
Syrians grow frustrated as soaring living costs threaten recovery
End of subsidies and rising prices drive discontent, testing support for Ahmed al-Sharaa's government.
Former Traitors star from Southampton reviews season before final
Joe Scott reveals who he thinks is the best Traitor and why he has gone "to the dark side".
Norfolk foot artist's work chosen for Christmas card collection
The artist, who was born without arms, also keeps rare pigs.