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Data Center Growth Drives Billions in Grid Upgrade Costs for U.S. Utilities
Utility customers in PJM states paid $4.4 billion for grid upgrades in 2024, with data centers covering only 5% of costs, according to reports.
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Pentagon Pressures Anthropic Over Military AI Use, Legal Dispute Follows
The Pentagon demanded unrestricted military use of Anthropic's Claude AI, prompting legal actions from the company, according to court filings.
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Iida Group Holdings Acquires Controlling Stake in Utah’s Wright Homes
Wright Homes Group reported $71 million in sales for 2025, according to company statements. Iida Group Holdings acquired a controlling stake.
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NHS Waiting Times Tracker Highlights Progress and Ongoing Challenges
An interactive NHS waiting times tracker launched by BBC Verify shows 18.4 million elective treatments delivered in 2025, according to reports.
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Hundreds Of GPs In England Report Never Refusing Sick Notes For Mental Health
A survey of over 5,000 GPs in England shows that 540 have never refused a mental health sick note, highlighting current practices in care.
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Hungarian Parliament Passes Resolution Opposing Ukraine Support
On March 10, 2026, Hungary's parliament voted against Ukraine's EU membership and military aid, blocking a €90 billion EU loan, according to reports.
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Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Project Faces Environmental Scrutiny
Namibia plans a green hydrogen project in Tsau ǁKhaeb National Park, targeting 300,000 tonnes annually, according to reports. Environmental concerns arise.
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Pet Flea Treatment Chemicals Detected at High Levels in UK Rivers
Chemicals from pet flea treatments, including fipronil and imidacloprid, were found in UK rivers, prompting government plans to address contamination.
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Independent Grocers Face Pricing Disadvantage Against Large Chains
Independent grocers pay 20% to 40% more for products than large chains, according to a House Subcommittee report. This affects their competitiveness.
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How to Transfer Photos From Your Phone to a Hard Drive
A guide outlines methods to transfer photos from smartphones to hard drives, offering alternatives to cloud storage, according to Fox News.