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EMD Electronics Opens New $200 Million Semiconductor R Facility in Wisconsin

EMD Electronics Opens New $200 Million Semiconductor R Facility in Wisconsin

EMD Electronics Opens New $200 Million Semiconductor R Facility in Wisconsin
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The Latest: Trump visits Nebraska in pre-midterms blitz to reassure GOP voters about the economy

The Latest: Trump visits Nebraska in pre-midterms blitz to reassure GOP voters about the economy

President Donald Trump is campaigning in Nebraska alongside GOP Sen. Pete Ricketts, who faces an independent candidate backed by national Democrats
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Average gas price in each U.S. state, October 2026

Average gas price in each U.S. state, October 2026

Gas prices on the rise? As we enter October, here's the average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded in each state.
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$90 Medicare checks going to 1.4 million in Florida. Do you qualify?

$90 Medicare checks going to 1.4 million in Florida. Do you qualify?

More than 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees are getting $90 payments from the federal government, including almost 1.4 million In Florida.
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Trump to send $90 checks to seniors in Ohio, US, but some won't be paid

Trump to send $90 checks to seniors in Ohio, US, but some won't be paid

President Trump said he plans to send $90 check to more than 20 million seniors this month. See how much money is going to midterm battlegrounds.
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Oklahoma Representative Mark Chapman Examines Data Center Myths in Interim Study

Oklahoma Representative Mark Chapman Examines Data Center Myths in Interim Study

Oklahoma Representative Mark Chapman recently conducted an interim study to address common misconceptions surrounding data centers. The study aimed to provide accurate information regarding data center expansion, water usage, and their potential impact on utility rates. Chapman initiated the study to counter what he described as 'noise' and emotional responses surrounding data centers, seeking to establish a fact-based understanding for policy formulation. The study found that many statistics about water usage in data centers are inaccurate, noting that newer facilities utilize air-cooled, closed-loop systems, a significant departure from older open-loop water systems. Additionally, the study indicated no direct correlation between data centers and increased utility bills for consumers. Chapman highlighted that while grid upgrades might be necessary, their efficiency could eventually lead to lower rates, and data centers could help offset some upgrade costs. The demand for data centers is rapidly growing, ...
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Ukraine's Barley Market Faces Pressure Amid Odesa Export Blockade and Weak Domestic Demand

Ukraine's Barley Market Faces Pressure Amid Odesa Export Blockade and Weak Domestic Demand

Ukraine's Barley Market Faces Pressure Amid Odesa Export Blockade and Weak Domestic Demand
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Federal Judge Rules Flock Safety License Plate Search Unconstitutional in Oklahoma

Federal Judge Rules Flock Safety License Plate Search Unconstitutional in Oklahoma

A federal judge in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has ruled that a sheriff’s deputy violated a woman’s Fourth Amendment rights by using Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader (ALPR) system to search for her vehicle without a warrant. Judge Sara Hill stated that the deputy had “no apparent reason” for the search other than the vehicle having a California license plate. The ruling led to the suppression of evidence, specifically 91 pounds of meth, found after the Flock search, deeming it “fruit of a poisonous tree.” Judge Hill criticized the Flock database as a form of “indiscriminate mass surveillance,” noting that it collects information on all vehicles passing by network-connected cameras and provides it to law enforcement on demand, which she distinguished from targeted individual surveillance. This decision, while not creating binding precedent, marks one of the first instances a federal judge has declared a Flock search unconstitutional.
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Agua Caliente opens rare Indigenous art exhibit in Palm Springs

Agua Caliente opens rare Indigenous art exhibit in Palm Springs

The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum debuts a rare collection of 20th century Indigenous art featuring 50 paintings.
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West Virginia Named Most Affordable State for Retirees in New Study

West Virginia Named Most Affordable State for Retirees in New Study

West Virginia Named Most Affordable State for Retirees in New Study
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Senators Young and Hassan Introduce Bipartisan Bills to Protect Life Science Infrastructure and Data

Senators Young and Hassan Introduce Bipartisan Bills to Protect Life Science Infrastructure and Data

U.S. Representatives Scott Peters (D-CA), Ro Khanna (D-CA), and Stephanie Bice (R-OK), along with U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-IN) and Maggie Hassan (D-NH), have introduced two bipartisan bills aimed at protecting biotechnology data and infrastructure from malicious actors. The legislation, titled the Protecting Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing as Critical Infrastructure Act and the Protecting Biological Data as Critical Infrastructure Act, seeks to formally recognize life science infrastructure and sensitive biological data as critical infrastructure. This designation would ensure robust cybersecurity measures and cross-sector protection. The bills direct the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to identify facilities and systems handling genetic and biometric information as critical and to collaborate with industry stakeholders to develop coordinated security protocols. The initiative stems from concerns that the federal government currently does not adequately protect this growing se...
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Epsilon Advanced Materials Delays Brunswick County Facility Groundbreaking Amid Regulatory Clarity Needs

Epsilon Advanced Materials Delays Brunswick County Facility Groundbreaking Amid Regulatory Clarity Needs

Epsilon Advanced Materials Delays Brunswick County Facility Groundbreaking Amid Regulatory Clarity Needs