How data centers became America’s favorite new villain — online and IRL
Big tech is recruiting influencers to pitch data centers to locals. But the grassroots pushback is proving just as viral.
DEA joins investigation into Hayden Panettiere’s death
The DEA is assisting Greenville police in the investigation into Hayden Panettiere’s death as officials await her cause and manner of death.
Democrat-endorsed candidates win seats on Florida school board known for conservative stances
The Sarasota County School Board has been at the epicenter of fights over some of Florida’s more controversial education policies.
Democrats got a surprise in Florida — and an opening in Alaska. Let’s go Off Script
Plus, has North Korea gotten stronger since Trump first met Kim Jong Un? We break down how much its nuclear arsenal has grown — and what else has changed.
Soda and stomach cancer? Plus, protecting your brain, babies and breakfast
Does soda raise stomach cancer risk? Are heart health and brain health linked? Plus, the FDA expands its egg recall.
North Korean missile launch tests Trump’s renewed outreach to Kim
North Korea fired short-range ballistic missiles after Trump scaled back U.S.-South Korea drills and said he expected to meet Kim Jong Un.
Grand jury declines to indict Ohio man charged with destroying Flock camera
The grand jury’s decision not to charge Cody Morelock comes amid a growing backlash against Flock and its cameras.
Stars and Stripes publisher retires as Pentagon oversight grows
The Pentagon fired the publication’s ombudsman earlier this year after she spoke out against Pete Hegseth’s interference.
Walmart says tariff refund will mean lower prices for shoppers
One day after rival Target reported stronger sales after lowering prices, Walmart said its sales also jumped in the fiscal second quarter.
Jake Lang’s Dearborn ‘crusaders march’ draws protests, Nazis
The right-wing firebrand’s ‘Christian Crusader’ march brought Lang’s supporters, Dearborn residents and a hate group to Dearborn’s library.