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‘It’s all you can hear’: New Jersey lawsuit takes on datacenter’s noise pollution

Lawsuit alleges sound is nuisance for up to one mile around datacenter as residents experience noises from DataOne

The Guardian - US

‘This whole thing’s a farce’: New Orleans Catholic church sex abuse settlement brings anger and shock

Survivors begin receiving letters with payment amounts months after $305m settlement agreement was struck

The Guardian - US

How to tell if Big Tech is secretly building an AI data center in your town

AI data centers don't always appear as "data centers" in local documents. Here are 7 terms that could signal one is coming to your community.

Tom’s Guide

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American eagle vs Canadian goose: How White House tried to portray US power over Canada, but original footage by a Goan photographer told another story

American eagle vs Canadian goose: A photograph of a bald eagle attacking a Canadian goose became an unexpected political symbol after the White House shared it to represent American dominance over Canada. However, the full footage revealed that the goose fought back and the bald eagle eventually retreated. The unexpected…

The Economic Times

In 1922, a Hawaiian family bought a remote Pacific atoll to harvest coconuts; they later fought the US Navy, rejected casino plans and sold it for conservation

Palmyra Atoll, once a thriving coconut farming locale, eventually became a military base before a legal dispute saw it reverted to its original owners. With scientists emphasizing its ecological significance, conservationists stepped in to secure the atoll. Today, it stands as a protected scientific reserve and wildlife haven, where researchers…

The Times of India

Panthers LB Thomas Davis suffered opioid addiction that opened the door to sprawling drug case

An opioid addiction sullied the once-stellar reputation of one of the NFL's good guys, Thomas Davis

The Independent UK

Six months on, the Iran war has changed the Middle East, but not in the way its architects had hoped

The Iran war has changed the Middle East, but not in the ways that the United States and Israel had hoped

The Independent UK

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Coercive Control Leaves No Bruises, and a New Netflix Series About Mica Miller Is Forcing That Point

Medical Daily

Polls reveal local utility hikes and noise drive US data center protests, not anti-AI sentiment— beliefs and political affiliation had minimal impact on AI data center views

Data centers are facing bipartisan resistance from across the nation, but what's the reason behind this? The answer seems to be deceptively simple.

Tom’s Hardware

Your Social Security Check Arrives Every Month. Who Could Access That Money If You Were Hospitalized Tomorrow?

Most retirees know exactly when their Social Security payment reaches the bank, but fewer have considered what would happen if they suddenly couldn’t manage that...

Saving Advice

SNAP Enrollment Is Falling Faster Than Expected — Here’s What’s Happening in Each State

Something unusual is happening to America’s largest food-assistance program: millions of people are disappearing from the rolls much faster than federal forecasters expected. Newly released...

Saving Advice

What to know about Flock’s controversial license plate readers

Flock's plate reader cameras have sparked a heated debate over mass surveillance, spurring protests and arrests in Chicago's suburbs. Here are the answers to some key questions.

Chicago Sun-Times

Six months into the US-Iran war, will there be any accountability for potential war crimes?

The Trump administration has consistently viewed itself as being above international law. Not only does it claim international law doesn’t apply to the United States, it has imposed sanctions on officials of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The Conversation

Video Games Are Not Making Men Miserable

Video games, pornography, and gambling: One of these things just doesn't belong!

Reason

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The Independent UK

Karoline Leavitt is leaving the White House — replacing her could be an impossible job

ANALYSIS: Trump’s youngest-ever spokesperson was successful because she could handle all parts of her job. Her successor may not have that skill set, writes White House correspondent Andrew Feinberg

Reason

This Federal Case Against Minnesota Protesters Is Worth Watching if You Care About Your Civil Liberties

The tentacles of the Trump administration’s domestic spying apparatus are being revealed—and their reach is alarming.

The Economic Times

Canada’s trade war is forcing a rethink of who its friends are

Canada faces a trade war with the United States after imposing significant tariffs. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Canada was attacked and retaliated accordingly. This conflict highlights Canada's deep economic dependence on its southern neighbor. Diversification efforts are underway, but trusted partners remain limited. Canada must expand its strategic trust…

The Conversation

How AI-powered policing is endangering the public’s trust in police

Since the release of ChatGPT in 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) has dominated the cultural landscape. Uptake across various sectors, including law enforcement, quickly followed, usually with minimal foresight and little to no guardrails, like effective policies or laws, to govern AI use.

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Reason

The National Debt Has Crossed $40 Trillion. Both Parties Are Responsible.

And both are hiding behind a lie of omission.

The Independent UK

A year after Minneapolis Catholic school shooting, documents detail swift response, little on motive

Documents released a year after the deadly shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church and school detail a swift response by authorities but reveal little about the motive for the attack

Texas Observer

Editor’s Letter: Introducing Our September/October 2026 Issue

A note from the editor-in-chief

The Conversation

When skilled immigrants are overqualified, employers pay a price too

Canada actively recruits highly educated and skilled immigrants through programs, yet many of these immigrants struggle to find work matching their skills and experience.

Reason

Is Alito Making the Same Mistake as Ginsburg by Refusing To Retire?

The conservative justice is sticking around on the Supreme Court. Will conservatives come to regret it?

Capital & Main

Candidates Run Against Data Centers, but Ohio Legislature Didn’t Get the Memo

Candidates in both parties turn on the industry while a bill redefining coal and gas as “clean” energy moves quietly in the statehouse.

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump Suggests Junk Food Is Good as Doctors Warn His Weight Is a Major Medical Risk Factor

Doctors are warning that Donald Trump's recent weight gain and junk food habit pose a serious health risk, even as the White House insists the 80-year-old president is in top form.

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