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Clean Energy Has a Lot Riding on the AI Data Center Boom
The AI spending boom has raised red flags with investors this week.
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Are Firing Squad Executions Seeing a Revival in the U.S.?
Supply-chain issues and a series of botched executions involving lethal injection are causing officials to weigh alternative options for carrying out the death penalty.
Eye Cells May Have Been Rejuvenated for the First Time in People
An experimental therapy addresses aging cells in the eye that can lead to vision loss.
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— Paris Hilton (@ParisHilton) October 8, 2026
Breaking Down the Devastating Ending of The Scandal
The new Netflix k-drama is an adaptation of the 1782 French epistolary novel 'Les Liaisons dangereuses.'
Democratic Leaders Fear the New Russian Sanctions Bill Could 'Harm' Americans. Here's Why
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told TIME that Trump “cannot be entrusted with new powers to impose tariffs that will further raise costs for American families.”
Attacks Against Judges Are an Attack Against America’s Constitution
“Threats against judges and their families remain at deeply troubling levels,” warn Paul R. Michel and Robert J. Cindrich.
Two People Have Died in the Cyclospora Outbreak
Two people in Michigan “with significant underlying health conditions” died from complications of cyclosporiasis, state officials said.
15 Things Mosquito Experts Never Do in the Summer
Mosquitoes can breed in a bottle cap, bite in broad daylight, and sneak through your back door. Here’s how experts avoid becoming dinner.
Revolt of the Cockroaches: How India’s Gen Z Humbled Modi
Armed with a thousand memes, young protesters in Delhi and across the nation have delivered a fatal blow to the Indian leader's carefully constructed image.
Trump Administration Amps Up Pressure On Senate To Confirm Todd Blanche As Attorney General
Trump officials are urging the Senate to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general as Republican holdouts threaten to derail his nomination.
The Strait of Hormuz Is Exposing a Blind Spot in the Energy Transition
Alternative fuels like jet fuel can help address the energy price volatility that has resulted from the Iran war.
State Department Releases 250,000 More Passports Featuring Trump’s Face
The agency said it was expanding access to the limited-edition travel documents because of “overwhelming demand.”
3 Republicans Break Ranks in Attempt to Limit Trump's Iran War Powers
The largely symbolic vote reflects the high tensions as the Iran war enters its sixth month.
What Jean Grey's Debut in Spider-Man: Brand New Day Means for the Future of the X-Men in the MCU
Sadie Sink made her debut as the telepath in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which teases a future X-Men movie
Why Russia Is Choking Ukraine’s Black Sea Ports
Russia is attacking Ukraine’s Black Sea ports to choke its economy and boost Moscow’s leverage by inflicting pain on major grain importers in Africa and Asia.
Why Thousands of Moroccan Migrants Crossed Into the Spanish Exclave Ceuta
More than a dozen have died as thousands of migrants entered a small Spanish territory in Northern Africa. Here’s what to know.
Breaking Down the Bloody Finale of Cape Fear
Javier Bardem, Amy Adams, Patrick Wilson, and showrunner Nick Antosca break down the final act of the Apple TV adaptation.
The Case Against Using Alcohol and Cannabis to Sleep
Effective strategies exist, and using alcohol or cannabis to sleep is counterproductive, writes Joan M. Cook.
What It Means to Plead the Fifth Amendment
Dr. Anthony Fauci has drawn anger and threats of contempt charges from Republicans after he repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment right during a Senate hearing on the COVID pandemic.
