Trump urges data centers to offer communities a financial ‘dividend’
The proposal is presented as a way to ease local opposition over data centers’ demands for electricity and water, but no binding policy or payment formula has been established.
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The proposal is presented as a way to ease local opposition over data centers’ demands for electricity and water, but no binding policy or payment formula has been established.
A woman who flew from Uganda to Abuja tested positive and was hospitalized; 44 contacts have been identified
Sky News reports gusts of up to 80 mph in South West England on Friday, while Ireland’s weather service warns of possible flooding and travel disruption, according to BBC reporting.
Tagesschau reports blocked highways, empty supermarket shelves and disrupted pasta deliveries as truck drivers and farmers protest over diesel prices.
Elon Musk said the discussions remain preliminary, with no agreed terms and no guarantee that a deal will proceed.
The 46-year-old was reportedly traveling to work when the incident occurred during bad weather.
The planned talks are to address protest security and the freedom to demonstrate as authorities prepare for further unrest.
James scored 14 points as Philadelphia defeated the defending NBA champions 106-100 at Madison Square Garden on opening night.
Korea Herald reports that special committees were formed to discuss a potential union, while BBC News described the possible combination as potentially the biggest merger in history.
Vitinha struck in the 81st minute before Fabian Ruiz sealed Paris Saint-Germain’s third win in three matches in the competition.
The U.S. secretary of state is scheduled to tour the Jamnagar facility, while a separate meeting or dinner with Mukesh Ambani is planned in the city.
Restrictions were announced or imposed in Paris, Lyon and other French cities after a weekend of destructive rioting.
The New Indian Express reports that the support includes defensive air patrols, while the Financial Times describes UK jets intended to defend the kingdom.
Two beaches were closed after the attack, while the South China Morning Post reports that an inquest was opened into the death.
Benchmark reaches a five-month high amid concerns over energy supplies and shipping routes
The meeting came amid BJP-AAP accusations over Punjab’s drug crisis, while The Hindu reports that police disputed the alleged drug-related motive in Singh’s killing.
Sebastien Lecornu acknowledged in Parliament that the previous weekend’s security operation was too static and faced criticism after riots and serious street violence.
The U.S. secretary of state met India’s foreign minister in Mumbai before the planned October 21 visit, which Hindustan Times described as part of an energy-security-focused trip.
Sporting News reports that the NFL Players Association is dissatisfied with the league’s response and is demanding an investigation, while Hurts is expected to miss the rest of the season.
The Guardian reports that the culturally themed identity was unveiled while a naming dispute with New Zealand Rugby remains pending.
The report says PHP announced an emergency release to address the flaws, but does not identify the version or confirm whether it had been issued.
The Ministry of Defence says the aircraft will conduct defensive missions protecting Saudi cities and critical infrastructure, not offensive strikes.
A Wall Street Journal account cited by several outlets says the reported disruption affected Ukraine’s military communications, while U.S. officials denied directing changes to the service.
According to Clarín, Pedrinho will miss the Copa Sudamericana semifinal return leg at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracanã.
The reported additions include the Carolina Hurricanes and Utah Mammoth, bringing the Detroit Red Wings captain’s approved destinations to 10 American clubs, according to Yahoo Sports.
The actor said she is “back at square one” after learning she does not have multiple sclerosis, while continuing to experience serious symptoms.
According to Sky Sports, Paris Saint-Germain beat Barcelona in a UEFA Champions League match described as a classic.
She died on 21 September at her home in Westwood, Massachusetts; the cause of death had not been disclosed at the time of reporting.
The DHS restriction also bars new purchases of DeepSeek products and third-party services built with its technology, citing national-security risks. China has criticized the move.
Cornell disputes her characterization of the university president’s response as faculty consider a potential vote on the administration.