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Texas 'AI Epicentre' Pauses Data Center Connections as ERCOT Queue Tops 1,800 Projects and 474GW (opens the original)
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Texas has frozen all new power grid connections for data centres after applications to join the state's network topped 1,800 projects and 474 gigawatts, with Governor Greg Abbott ordering an immediate halt and a full audit of the boom. The directive, issued on Monday, instructs regulators to assess the strain from the state's fast‑growing artificial intelligence sector on electricity and water supplies before any further large facilities are plugged into the grid. This pause on data centre grid
Southern Poverty Law Center Donors' Money Allegedly Funnelled to KKK Imperial Wizard, Federal Indictment Claims (opens the original)
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Heidi Beirich, a former senior director at the Southern Poverty Law Center, has been arrested in California on federal charges alleging she directly oversaw the diversion of donor funds to covert informants inside white supremacist organisations, including a Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard. The arrest forms part of a wider Justice Department case that claims SPLC staff used shell companies to channel contributor money to sources without donors' knowledge. Prosecutors say the arrangements sat at the
US Military Redirects 35 Ships and Disables Tankers Attempting To Breach Resumed Iran Blockade (opens the original)
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American naval forces enforcing a resumed Iran blockade in the Arabian Sea have redirected 35 commercial vessels, disabled two tankers and boarded two others as of Sunday, according to United States Central Command. The operations, centred on the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in the Gulf of Oman, are directed at merchant traffic accused of attempting to breach shipping restrictions re-established around Iran. US President Donald Trump announced the conditional suspension of a
Japan Mall Worker, 22, Dies in Gas Explosion After Earthquake as Bosses 'Instructed' Her Back Inside for Shop's Cash (opens the original)
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A 22-year-old shopping centre worker died in a suspected gas explosion in Japan after, her family say, she was instructed to go back into a damaged mall to secure the day's cash takings, just minutes after surviving a powerful earthquake. Kurumi Ohtake had already escaped the initial July 28 quake and safely evacuated Aeon Mall Kumamoto in Kashima town. She was killed in a blast five minutes after returning inside to retrieve money from her general store's till, acting on what her relatives desc
Ceuta Migrant Surge Leads to Nine Deaths as Thousands Try To Reach Spain in One Night, Echoing Deadly 2021 Crisis (opens the original)
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A mass migration event at the Ceuta border has led to the deaths of nine people after thousands of individuals attempted to cross into the Spanish enclave from Morocco in a single night. Senior regional officials in the North African territory formally pleaded with the government in Madrid on Thursday to declare a national emergency and deploy the military. While Madrid dispatched armed forces to reinforce security, the Interior Ministry clarified that a national emergency could not be declared
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