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Tens of millions of Americans along the East Coast have been warned that a ‘significant nor’easter’ is about to pound as many as 17 states with the power of a tropical storm. The major weather system is set to deliver drenching rain, coastal flooding, deadly rip currents and damaging wind gusts starting Tuesday and lasting …
Millions across 17 US states warned to brace for surprise nor’easter in HOURS Read More »
Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Joe Honan, CEO of Singularity Compute, to explain the data-center boom powering artificial intelligence. Honan breaks down what data centers actually do, why AI requires so much compute power, how much electricity and water these facilities use, and why communities across America are debating whether data centers are worth the …
Military conflicts, economic wars, and resource wars are converging ahead of the Northern Hemisphere winter. Export restrictions on critical materials and energy products are adding economic pressure worldwide, raising the risk that supply disruptions and retaliatory measures widen existing conflicts. With no clear path to de-escalation, the potential for spillover from active war zones remains top …
Ukraine Pounds Major Moscow Refinery As Global Diesel Crisis Threatens Economic Shock Read More »
Longtime neighbors describe traffic chaos, parking disputes and a city government they say refuses to help WARREN, Mich. — Neighbors remember the sound of church bells ringing on Sundays. A brick building with two sharply sloped roofs and a steeple — a Lutheran church for more than 80 years — still stands, but the cross that once …
Working-class Americans say their town is the next Dearborn — and they’ve had enough Read More »
With the midterm elections approaching in November, one tech executive told The Center Square this week that many Americans, Californians included, are paying attention to the development of data centers and artificial intelligence. The issue has become a hot-button one, as voters across the country focus on how the construction or expansion of data centers …
Data Centers, AI Increasingly Become Issue for Elections Read More »
They didn’t break through the fence. They booked a flight and checked into the hospital bed right next to yours. On Friday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a legal victory that has led to the closure of De’Ai Postpartum Care Center — a center designed to help foreign nationals avoid federal immigration rules so …
Yes, They Do Exist: Ken Paxton Shuts Down Chinese Birth Tourism Center in Texas Read More »
“These attacks did not happen because the FBI and our partners worked around the clock, found the threats and stopped them.” 1,100 terrorist attacks have been stopped since President Donald Trump returned to office, according to FBI Director Kash Patel. Patel detailed the crackdown on terrorism during his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week. The FBI …
FBI Stopped 1,100 Terrorist Attacks Since Trump Took Office: Kash Patel Read More »
A priest in Leuven, Belgium, began Mass by reciting an Arabic verse from the Qur’an 26:69-83. In the prayer, Abraham confronts his people about their idol worship. They ask whether those idols can hear them, benefit them, or harm them. They then reject what they and their ancestors worshipped and declare their allegiance to the Lord of …
Catholic Church Mass in Belgium Began With an Islamic Prayer About Idols Read More »
An illegal alien from Mexico was indicted by a federal grand jury this week for numerous crimes, including voter fraud, making a false statement applying for a passport, and unlawful possession of a firearm. Fredy Avila Gomez is also being indicted on wire fraud and stealing government funds. Based on court records, from 2017 to 2026, Gomez …
The steeple is still there. The cross is not. For more than eighty years that brick building in Warren, Michigan, was a Lutheran church. Kids played pickup games on the lawn. Sunday bells marked the week. About six years ago the property sold, the cross came down, and the building became the Al Ihsaan Islamic …
Warren Michigan Neighbors Say They Will Not Become the Next Dearborn Read More »