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Washington Examiner

Daily on Energy: Oil Prices Rise Amid Middle East Tensions and Data Center Energy Consumption Insights

Today's Daily on Energy highlights rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions, legislative actions affecting data centers, and a report on their significant electricity consumption. The European Union is set to establish energy efficiency standards for data centers, while the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has expedited the restart of the Crane Clean Energy Center.

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Washington Examiner

Nick Saban Testifies in Support of Protect College Sports Act

Nick Saban testified in the Senate in support of the Protect College Sports Act, highlighting the escalating costs of college sports and the potential loss of non-revenue sports. He advocated for regulatory changes to create a fair competitive environment, comparing current spending practices to a car speeding toward a cliff. The bill aims to address various issues in college athletics, including player transfers and NIL regulations.

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Washington Examiner

Graham Platner's Campaign Memo Outlines Strategy Following Scandals

Graham Platner's campaign has released a memo detailing its strategy to support him following a scandal involving sexual texts. The memo highlights Platner's polling lead over incumbent Senator Susan Collins and reports an increase in fundraising. Despite the controversy, the campaign believes that Maine voters remain focused on Platner's platform and key issues.

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The Daily Beast

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Criticizes Senator Ron Wyden's Son During Hearing

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accused Senator Ron Wyden's son of having connections with Jeffrey Epstein during a Senate Finance Committee hearing. The exchange occurred after Wyden criticized the Treasury Department for allegedly covering up Epstein's financial records. Emails indicated that Wyden's son had met with Epstein in 2016 to discuss business opportunities.

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The Daily Beast

17-Year-Old Alexander Browder Discusses Being Sanctioned by Russia

Alexander Browder, a 17-year-old high school student, was sanctioned by the Russian government for his report on cryptocurrency laundering. He discovered the sanctions while in class and stated that they motivate him to continue his work in exposing corruption. Browder is the son of Bill Browder, a well-known critic of Vladimir Putin.

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The Atlantic

Philosophers Increasingly Engaged in AI Development

Philosophers are increasingly involved in the development of artificial intelligence, with their roles in tech companies rising significantly in recent years. This collaboration aims to address ethical dilemmas in AI, as companies seek to create more responsible technologies. However, there are concerns about the quality of philosophical work in the fast-paced AI environment.

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The Atlantic

Increasing Demand for Philosophers in AI Industry

The demand for philosophers in the AI industry is increasing, with tech companies hiring experts to address ethical dilemmas and inform AI development. The percentage of philosophy-related job roles in AI has risen significantly, and academic institutions are creating new programs to meet this demand. However, some academics caution that the rush to integrate philosophy into AI may lead to lower quality work.

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Fox News — Latest

DHS Confirms DUI Charges Against Driver in Virginia Crash Resulting in Five Deaths

Jing Sheng Dong, a 48-year-old bus driver, has been charged with DUI and involuntary manslaughter following a crash in Virginia that killed five people. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident, which involved Dong driving at a high speed into a line of vehicles.

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Fox News — Latest

Graham Platner's Past Drug Use Discussed in Resurfaced Social Media Posts

Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, faces scrutiny over past social media posts revealing his drug use while on military leave. His admissions have raised questions about his candidacy, although he currently leads in polls against incumbent Senator Susan Collins.

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Fox News — Politics

Graham Platner's Past Drug Use Revealed in Social Media Posts

Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, is under scrutiny for past social media posts revealing his drug use while on military leave. Despite the Marine Corps' strict policies against drug use, Platner stated he had 'no regrets' about his experiences. His campaign faces challenges amid these revelations, but he currently leads in polls against incumbent Senator Susan Collins.

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Washington Examiner

Concerns Raised Over New Jersey Candidate's Past Ties to 1993 World Trade Center Bombing

Guy Benson has raised concerns about Adam Hamawy, a Democratic congressional candidate in New Jersey, regarding his past ties to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and his involvement with organizations linked to al Qaeda. Benson and former prosecutor Andrew McCarthy discussed the implications of Hamawy's history and questioned the Democratic Party's potential support for his candidacy.

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Fox News — Latest

Stefany Shaheen Avoids Questions on Graham Platner Amid Controversies

Stefany Shaheen, running for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, avoided questions about Graham Platner's Senate campaign during a recent event. Platner, facing multiple controversies, continues to receive support from key Democratic figures, despite calls for condemnation from Republicans.

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Washington Examiner

Mike Johnson Comments on Tom Kean Jr.'s Health Issue

House Speaker Mike Johnson confirmed that Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has been absent from Congress for nearly three months due to a health issue, which he described as 'very common.' Kean has missed over 100 votes but plans to return to in-person work in a few weeks, promising to disclose details about his condition at that time.

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Washington Examiner

Mullin Discusses World Cup's Potential Impact on Federal Cooperation with Sanctuary Cities

Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin expressed hopes that the FIFA World Cup will improve cooperation between the federal government and sanctuary cities during his testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee. He discussed security concerns related to the event, including drone threats, and highlighted the cooperation with local officials in Los Angeles, which is hosting several matches.

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metro.co.uk

Donald Trump Approaches 500 Days in Office with Low Approval Ratings

Donald Trump is approaching 500 days in office with a net approval rating of -25 points, the lowest recorded since 2009. Economic concerns, particularly inflation, are significant issues for voters, with many expressing dissatisfaction with Trump's performance. Despite low national approval ratings, Trump continues to hold a strong position within the Republican Party.

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The Hill

Graham Platner Addresses Supporters Amid Sexting Scandal

Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, has issued a memo to supporters emphasizing his fundraising and polling strength amid a sexting scandal. The Democratic Party is backing Platner as he challenges incumbent Senator Susan Collins.

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Daily Wire

California CEO Arrested for Allegedly Supplying Technology to Iran

Jamshid Ghomi, a dual U.S.-Iranian national, was arrested for allegedly supplying American technology to Iran's nuclear program. He faces federal charges for conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions and laundering significant amounts of money. The DOJ has been targeting networks involved in similar activities.

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