I watched a 2005 comedy about the dumbest possible future and laughed until I cried. Twenty years later, the Flesch-Kincaid ...

In a 5-2 vote this month, Scottsdale leaders OK’d a $19 million plan to convert an existing parking lot into a multistory ...

Maine could impose the nation’s first statewide moratorium on energy-hungry data centers in a sign of growing political ...

Voters in a small Missouri town booted four city council members who backed a $6 billion data center despite fierce local opposition. Irate residents of Festus — a city of about 14,000 roughly 35 ...

Angry Miao is best known for its bespoke, and very expensive, mechanical keyboards. They’re great and usually packed with innovative features, but they’re so pricey that they’re out of reach for most ...

John Steinbach was shocked to receive a $281 electricity bill in January 2026—a huge spike from the roughly $100 he’d paid the previous month. “It’s just so far beyond any bill that I’ve ever had,” he ...

Nvidia has a structured data enablement strategy. Nvidia provides libaries, software and hardware to index and search data faster. The Indexing and retrievals are way faster 10-40X faster in most ...

On March 11, 2026, an angry customer caused chaos inside a China Mobile store in Hubei, China, over what he claimed were “unfair” data plans. Footage shows him throwing chairs, attempting to flip a ...

Members of Port Royal and Ocean View are up in arms over proposed changes to the fee structures at Government-owned golf courses. In an e-mail seen by The Royal Gazette, the Port Royal members ...

TNR’s Greg Sargent takes a critical look at the day’s political news and the stories leading NewRepublic.com, and speaks to leading journalists and newsmakers.

The rapid build-out of massive data centers to support artificial intelligence is dramatically increasing electricity demand in the United States, with significant effects on wholesale and residential ...

The first time that University of Oxford astronomer Lyla Jung saw the cosmic configuration on her monitor, she almost didn’t believe it was real. But it was—and Jung and her colleagues went on to ...