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Hegseth Unveils 6 Major US Military Changes in ‘State of the Force’ Address (opens the original)
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveiled six major initiatives Wednesday aimed at reshaping how the U.S. military fights, recruits and prepares for future wars. “If we’re going to prevent and avoid war, we must prepare now,” Hegseth told troops at Marine Corps Base Quantico during his State of the Force address. The initiatives include a new four-star command dedicated to autonomous warfare, a new national officer-development program and a sweeping effort to strengthen military bases and supply c
Full list of Democrats opposing bill to lower data center electricity costs (opens the original)
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Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a Republican-backed bill to prevent households and small businesses from bearing the cost of electricity infrastructure needed for large data centers, setting up a new political fight over the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The Ratepayer Protection Act failed to clear a procedural hurdle, 57-43, falling three votes short of the 60 needed to advance. The legislation had passed the House earlier t
UK Thinks Iran Linked to Plot on US Base, Defends Suspects’ Bail (opens the original)
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Britain believes Iran played a role in an incident near U.S.-run Royal Air Force (RAF) Fairford base, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Wednesday. “There are strong indications that Iran played a part in what happened over the weekend at RAF Fairford,” Burnham told the BBC, without providing any details about its involvement. He said Britain was working closely with the United States and would provide more information “in due course.” Burnham also defended the decision to release five suspects on
How Data Centers Can Be Bad for the Environment: What To Know (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is driving a wave of massive new data centers across the U.S., raising concerns among communities and environmental groups about their demands for electricity and water, and their impact on nearby infrastructure and ecosystems. But Daniel Cohan, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Rice University, told Newsweek that the environmental impact can vary significantly depending on three variables: the amount of electricity a facility requires; the type of ele
Map Shows Candidates Breaking With Trump on AI Guardrails (opens the original)
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As President Donald Trump backs AI industry self-regulation, a growing group of November candidates are calling for tougher government guardrails, turning AI into an emerging fault line ahead of the midterms. Trump hosted a group of the country's top AI executives at the White House on Tuesday, including leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google and Nvidia, as his administration pushes to accelerate American AI development while resisting regulations that could slow the industry. Trump said T
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