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Ken Paxton embraces data centers in Texas despite widespread opposition (opens the original)
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has backed the continued development of data centers in Texas despite growing opposition to the facilities, though he reportedly argued that safeguards are needed to protect residents’ water supplies and electricity costs. Data centers have become a political flashpoint across the U.S. ahead of November’s midterm elections, with the projects drawing opposition over their electricity and water consumption, environmental effects and proximity to residential areas.
Old Farmer's Almanac predicts October weather for each state (opens the original)
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac long-range weather outlook for October provides a region-by-region breakdown of weather conditions expected across the United States. As a long-range forecast, the Almanac focuses on broad weather trends rather than day-to-day conditions. It divides the U.S. into regions and indicates whether temperatures and precipitation are likely to run above or below historical averages. According to the publication, its forecasts combine solar science, climatology and meteorology.
Michigan's largest newspaper endorses El-Sayed, calls Rogers "Extremist" (opens the original)
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The Detroit Free Press, Michigan’s largest newspaper, has endorsed Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his Republican rival Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race. "On Nov. 3, Michiganders should vote to send ABDUL EL-SAYED to the U.S. Senate," the publication said in an editorial endorsement published online Sunday. Newsweek reached out to El-Sayed and Rogers’ campaigns for comment, via email and online contact form, respectively, outside of business hours on Monday. Michigan represents one
Map Shows States Most Exposed to El Niño Flood Risk (opens the original)
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A “soon-to-be historic” El Niño event could increase flood risk across multiple regions of the United States in the coming months, according to weather experts. Meteorologists told Newsweek that the clearest increase in flood risk is expected across California and the southern tier of the U.S., with the threat generally peaking during the winter. El Niño is a naturally recurring climate pattern associated with warmer waters in the Pacific and is known to influence temperatures and rainfall world
Abdul El-Sayed Leading In Michigan With Republican Pollster (opens the original)
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Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has a narrow lead over Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race, according to one recent poll. A Rasmussen Reports survey published Thursday found that El-Sayed was leading Rogers by three percentage points—47 percent to 44 percent. Meanwhile, 2 percent would back Lydia Christensen, the Libertarian candidate, while 1 percent said they would vote for the U.S. Taxpayers Party’s Tim Long. Rasmussen said its survey was taken among 1,099 likely Michiga
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