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The U.S. Department of Energy says it is advancing a plan to convert a Cold War-era uranium enrichment facility in Kentucky into power and infrastructure intended to support artificial intelligence data centers.
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As “The Wizard of Oz” nears the first anniversary of its current run at the Las Vegas Sphere, Sphere founder James Dolan says the reworked production could stay on the venue’s schedule for as long as 10 more years.
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The civil rights organization’s annual assessment says conditions for Black Americans face threats amid the Trump administration, citing concern raised by a range of lawmakers and business leaders involved in the publication.
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The Trump administration said the new initiative, announced with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling, is designed to expand employment pathways for veterans while tightening the administration’s approach to illegal labor in the trucking sector.
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Deborah Birx says frustration among Americans about answers from the federal COVID-19 response remains evident after Anthony Fauci’s latest Senate appearance, according to an interview aired Monday.
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The former Wisconsin lieutenant governor said he is ending his bid for the Democratic nomination, leaving the contest without one of its statewide name candidates as the party’s liberal wing rallies around state senator Francesca Hong, according to a report.
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The Aug. 9 show at Citi Field, billed with special guest Franz Ferdinand, is drawing attention amid continued interest from fans seeking last-minute options.
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Deadline reports Netflix is moving forward with an “East of Eden” adaptation, a project in development for nearly four years, with production momentum building for a fall rollout. The streaming service is also preparing Dolly Alderton’s “Pride & Prejudice” adaptation.
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Sen. Darline Graham’s campaign posted a new video as her brother’s funeral services were underway, with the timing arriving as the state’s primary calendar tightens and as she campaigns with President Donald Trump’s endorsement.
