The Artemis II astronauts almost home. NASA's tracker will allow you to keep up with the mission as they prepare for a California splashdown.

The Artemis II astronauts are in the home stretch now. NASA's tracker will allow you to keep up with the mission as they prepare for splashdown.

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February's inflation levels proved relatively stable, but that likely won’t be of much help to Federal Reserve officials as the war in Iran threatens to drive energy and other prices even higher. The ...

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From his Aurora backyard, John Mars can see the massive data centers along Diehl Road, and he's far from alone. While he can clearly see them, he also shares that he can hear them. Loudly. Stream NBC ...

Major technology companies including Google, Microsoft and Amazon have signed onto President Donald Trump’s “ratepayer protection pledge,” vowing to secure their own power for data centers and prevent ...

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Mississippi’s population grew slightly over the last year, according to Census data. Justin Wilkens The United States recorded one of its slowest periods of population growth since 2020 over the past ...

President Donald Trump came back to the House Tuesday to deliver the State of the Union address, his first since 2020. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and ...

Gov. Tina Kotek said Tuesday that data centers’ impact on Oregon is “not sustainable” at the current growth rate, citing the industry’s consumption of water, energy and community resources. The ...