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Sep 04 2025ENVIRONMENT

Wind Farm Fight: Big Energy Company Takes on Trump Administration

A Danish energy company is in a legal battle with the Trump administration over a wind farm project. The company, Orsted, is trying to stop the government from halting work on the Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island and Connecticut. The project is almost finished and could power hu

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Aug 29 2025BUSINESS

Taiwan's New Economy Chief: A Tech Insider Takes the Helm

Taiwan has a new economy minister, and he's no stranger to the tech world. Kung Ming-hsin, who recently served as the cabinet secretary-general, has been tapped to lead the country's economic strategy. Before that, he was on the board of TSMC, the world's biggest chipmaker, representing the governme

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Aug 27 2025POLITICS

John Bolton's Safety Concerns and Trump's Response

John Bolton, a former advisor to President Donald Trump, has expressed worry about his safety following the removal of his Secret Service protection. He shared these concerns during an online event where he was discussing Trump's recent summit with the South Korean leader. Bolton mentioned that he

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Aug 26 2025POLITICS

FEMA Workers Sound Alarm: Are We Headed for Another Katrina?

In a bold move, nearly three dozen FEMA employees have raised serious concerns about the Trump administration's handling of disaster response. They've sent a letter to Congress, warning that the lack of experience among top officials could lead to a repeat of the Hurricane Katrina disaster. These e

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Aug 25 2025EDUCATION

AI's Growing Role in Colleges: A Double-Edged Sword

Colleges are increasingly turning to AI to handle routine tasks, freeing up staff for more complex work. At Roxbury Community College, a new AI assistant named AskRoxie is set to take over simple queries, from password resets to financial aid questions. This shift is part of a broader trend in New E

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Aug 24 2025BUSINESS

The Government's Intel Investment: Old Money, New Deal

The U. S. government has struck a deal with Intel, but it's not as straightforward as it seems. Instead of new cash, the government is using funds already promised to Intel under previous grants. This $8. 9 billion investment comes from two main sources: $5. 7 billion from the CHIPS Act and $3. 2 bi

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Aug 21 2025ENTERTAINMENT

South Park's Sharp Take on AI, Tech, and Trump's Washington

South Park's latest season is making waves, both in ratings and controversy. The show has always been bold, but this season seems to be pushing boundaries even more. One recent episode, "Sickofancy, " tackled some heavy topics: Trump's tough immigration policies, a jab at a high-ranking official's l

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Aug 20 2025ENTERTAINMENT

South Park Takes on Trump's D. C. in New Episode

South Park is back with another episode that dives into politics. This time, the show is looking at President Trump's decision to send more law enforcement to Washington D. C. The new episode, called \"Sickofancy, \" shows Towelie visiting the capital and finding it filled with soldiers and tanks.

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Aug 10 2025POLITICS

When Politics Trumps Justice: A Grand Jury's Unusual Task

A grand jury is currently examining some serious allegations. These allegations come from a report by Tulsi Gabbard. The report accuses high-ranking officials from the Obama administration of attempting to undermine President Trump's 2016 election victory. However, there's a significant issue: no on

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Aug 07 2025POLITICS

Ghana's Tragic Loss: Helicopter Incident Claims Key Figures

In a shocking turn of events, Ghana faced a significant loss when a military helicopter met with an accident, resulting in the deaths of all eight passengers on board. The incident, which occurred on a Wednesday, included prominent figures such as the minister of defense, Edward Omane Boamah, and th

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