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Microsoft and Chevron sign 20-year power deal for Texas data center
Chevron Corp. signed a 20-year deal with Microsoft Corp. to provide natural-gas-fired power for a proposed West Texas data center, which could be one of the biggest in the U.S. The proposed plant, Project Kilby, is expected to start producing power by 2028 and will ramp up to 2.67 gigawatts over time, Houston-based Chevron said…
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Todd Blanche plot upended by judge to ‘harass and retaliate’ against Trump foes
A federal judge has upended Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s campaign to “retaliate” against Minnesota Democrats who refused to help enforce President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda. Chief Judge Patrick J. Schiltz of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota quashed all six grand-jury subpoenas Monday targeting Gov. Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey,…
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Desperate AI Startup Now Cleaning Messy Apartments for Free
The adage, “data is the new currency,” has taken on a whole new meaning in a society obsessed with AI. The prevailing thinking is that with more data, AI models will continue to improve dramatically, turning the training input into a highly valuable resource or capability. Some startups are taking this notion to the extreme.…
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Iran soccer team leaves note at SoFi Stadium thanking L.A. for World Cup hospitality
The Iran soccer team left a note in its SoFi Stadium locker room thanking Los Angeles area fans for their hospitality. The Iranians made history with two draws in Inglewood, marking the first time the team has avoided a loss through its first two World Cup games. While the matches drew protests against the Iranian…
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CNN reporter surprises himself with development in Trump’s algae-filled Reflecting Pool
CNN’s Tom Foreman sounded surprised at his own reporting as he provided an update on the ongoing Reflecting Pool saga. President Donald Trump has blamed vandals for the problems that have plagued his $14 million renovation of the pool, which turned green with an algae bloom once it was refilled following a paint job that…
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Facing wildly high costs, NYC parents pivot to ‘cultured’ summer camps abroad: ‘It was much cheaper’
Like many New York City parents, Marva Babel has willingly paid upwards of $8,000 to send her tween daughter to an upstate sleepaway camp for the past few summers. It was a pricey way for the Brooklyn resident’s 12-year-old, Aleim Tucker, to escape the city for a few short months — but to Babel, it…
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Country star Bailey Zimmerman facing felony charges for allegedly trashing hotel room, causing thousands in damages
Bailey Zimmerman is facing felony charges for allegedly trashing a hotel room. Page Six can confirm that the country musician was charged with criminal damage to property (over $100), as well as a misdemeanor charge for falsely obtaining services in New Mexico on May 27. A warrant for his arrest was issued on June 18.…
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How Will the New Prime Minister Be Chosen—and How Soon Could They Be in Downing Street?
Andy Burnham with colleagues from the Parliamentary Labour Party in Westminster Hall at the Houses of Parliament in central London on June 22, 2026. —Yui Mok—Getty Images Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned on Monday, clearing the way for Britain to get its seventh leader in 10 years. Andy Burnham, the newly sworn-in Member of Parliament…
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Disney launches campaign in support of ABC’s battles with the FCC
The Walt Disney Co. is rallying public support for ABC as it faces an early Federal Communications Commission review of its TV station licenses and the guest booking policy of its daytime talk show “The View.” ABC began running spots Monday asking viewers to comment on the FCC’s recent actions that Disney sees as an…
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Onlookers highlight odd detail in photo taken during negotiations in Switzerland
A photograph shared by Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani sparked controversy over security protocol violations. The image, posted Sunday during U.S. and Iranian peace talks in Switzerland, shows Vance seated at a laptop with Jared Kushner standing behind him. A Common Access Card, or CAC, used by U.S. defense personnel…