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Where America's data centers are actually being built, and why

If tech giants built data centers where people actually live, America's digital backbone would surround major cities like New York and Los Angeles.

U.S. ban on almost $1 billion in Canadian imports takes effect

September 29, 2026 / 2:26 AM EDT / CBS/AP

Reserve Bank of Australia Raises Interest Rates to 15-Year High

In a unanimous decision, the board cited inflation, the Middle East War, and artificial intelligence as reasons to raise rates.

UN warns of ‘narrowing window’ to restore world’s forests

Food and Agriculture Organization urges governments to make forest restoration a national priority

The pest I’ll never forget: I turned the toaster upside down. A mouse fell out

We tried humane traps, wire wool, hardcore cleaning regimes. Nothing worked. In the end, I wondered if the mice in our house were the real residents, while we were the intruders

Stations by Louise Kennedy review

This tale of broken hearts and broken people moves from the Troubles of 70s Northern Ireland to an unforgiving London of squats and payphones

Structural decline: what happened to Japan’s iconic buildings?

Japan once had a reputation for statement architecture – yet many buildings have been torn down since 2000. A new book reminds us of their futuristic beauty

April X Review

The star of Heated Rivalry does his best in this in this human-trafficking yarn, which gets progressively ickier and more exploitative

Mac mini M6 review: truly mighty but now more pricey

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2 U.S. Aviators Eject Landing Plane on Carrier Off Virginia and 4 Sailors Hurt, Navy Says

September 29, 2026 / 1:55 AM EDT / CBS/AP

3 Flags Down, Could the Lions Claim a Fourth? High-Performance Chief Weighs In

'They want to be successful as much as anyone else because they remember 10 years ago when we were at the bottom of the ladder,' said Damien Austin.

Large shark stuck in city canal draws 600,000 visitors as rescue efforts begin in South Korea

Port city of Busan inundated with tourists keen to see the 3.5-metre animal close up