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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

Powering Up: Data Centers Get Direct Energy Access

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has given the green light for tech giants to tap directly into power plants to fuel their massive data centers. This move, aimed at boosting the U. S. 's lead in artificial intelligence and manufacturing, comes as the mid-Atlantic region braces for pot

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Dec 19 2025POLITICS

Who's in Charge? Hunting Rules and Native American Tribes

In the world of hunting, who makes the rules? This question has sparked a debate that goes beyond just the love for the outdoors. It's about who has the right to enforce hunting laws on Native American lands. Some people think state officials should be in charge, while others believe tribes should h

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Dec 19 2025POLITICS

Caribbean Nations Brace for Economic Fallout from U. S. Travel Ban

The recent U. S. decision to expand travel restrictions to include Antigua and Barbuda, as well as Dominica, has sent shockwaves through the Caribbean. This move, effective January 1, targets countries with citizenship-by-investment programs and weak passport security, according to the White House.

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Dec 19 2025WEATHER

Roads Turn Dangerous as Winter Weather Moves In

The weather took a sudden turn today, bringing a mix of freezing drizzle and light snow to the area. This rapid shift, caused by a strong cold front, has led to tricky travel conditions. Wet surfaces are quickly turning to ice as temperatures drop fast. Strong winds, gusting up to 40 mph, are making

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Dec 19 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Nepal's Bold Leap into Sci-Fi Cinema

Nepal is making waves in the film industry with its first-ever science fiction movie, "Eklo I. " This isn't just any film; it's a big deal for Nepal's movie scene. The movie is set to hit theaters in Nepal on January 1st and will also be shown in the U. S. and U. K. a few days later. It's a huge ste

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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

Is a Long Commute Really Worth the Extra Cash?

People are often willing to drive farther for a better job or business opportunity. In fact, the number of people commuting 75 miles or more has gone up by 32 percent in recent years. Even shorter commutes, between 50 and 75 miles, have increased by 18 percent. On average, employees now travel 27 mi

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Dec 19 2025SCIENCE

How Toxic Traits Impact Relationships: A Deep Dive

Psychopathy is often linked to negative behaviors in romantic relationships. But does it directly harm the well-being of partners? This question has been hard to answer. Two studies tried to figure it out. They used big data and strong methods to see how psychopathic traits affect partners over time

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Dec 19 2025CRYPTO

Crypto Traders Face Bleak Holiday Outlook

The holiday season is usually a time for cheer, but crypto traders aren't feeling the festive spirit this year. Predictors on Myriad, a platform for forecasting market trends, are not optimistic about a Santa rally for major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The odds are heavily stacked ag

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Dec 19 2025CRYPTO

Wall Street's Big Move into Crypto: What's Going On?

Big things are happening where old-school finance meets crypto. The New York Stock Exchange's parent company, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), is talking about putting money into MoonPay. This is a crypto payments company. MoonPay wants to raise cash and thinks it's worth $5 billion. No one knows ho

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Dec 19 2025POLITICS

Big Companies and Political Money: A Shady Game

Big companies with government contracts are playing a risky game with political money. They're pouring cash into political groups while still working with the government. This might not be legal, but no one is stopping them. Some well-known names are involved. United Healthcare, Chevron, and Coinba

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