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- How to make data centers less thirsty: Build them near wind and solar energy
The data centers needed to power artificial intelligence are notoriously thirsty for electricity and water to keep them from overheating. But data centers' direct water usage pales in comparison to that of most legacy power plants.
5 min - 6 min
- Former ambassador to Ukraine reflects on efforts at peace
The Trump administration is pushing for a peace deal to end the war in Ukraine.
7 min - Medicinal cannabis benefits fall short of expectations, new study finds
A new review of scientific evidence of the medical benefits of cannabis finds no evidence that it helps with the three top conditions for which people use it: pain, anxiety and insomnia.
6 min - Tyson Foods to shut down major beef processing plant in Nebraska
Tyson Foods announced plans to shut down a plant in Lexington, Nebraska, that employs 3,200 workers.
4 min - Potawatami Chef Pyet DeSpain's new cookbook is part food, part memoir and part homage to her fusion of heritages
"Rooted in Fire" brims with recipes celebrating both her Potawatami and Mexican heritages.
11 min - Massachusetts independent movie theater turns 100 — and shows how to survive and thrive.
The Capitol Movie Theatre in Arlington, Massachusetts, turns 100 years old on Tuesday.
6 min - Spotlighting the Teacher of the Year
This year’s National Teacher of the Year is embarking on a year-long tour to inspire fellow teachers around the country.
9 min - When can a member of the military disobey an order?
Kelly called for troops to disobey "illegal orders."
6 min - Trump administration blocks religious groups from ministering to people in detention
A religious nonprofit and several Catholic clergy are suing the Trump administration for blocking them from ministering to people at the Broadview detention center outside of Chicago.
6 min
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