UN Nuclear Chief Says Global Nuclear Power Could More Than Triple by 2060
Rafael Grossi pointed to electrification and AI data centers as drivers of demand.
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Appeals Court Clears Way for Mississippi’s Ban on DEI in Public Schools
The Fifth Circuit also reassigned the case after finding a lower-court order contained AI-generated errors.
Brewers Hold Off Rays 3-2 in World Series Game 1 After Replay Overturns Game-Ending Double Play
Trevor Megill struck out Jonny DeLuca with two runners in scoring position to end Milwaukee’s first World Series game since 1982.
Georgia Man Charged With Throwing Molotov Cocktail at Atlanta ICE Building
Security cameras captured the device hitting a fence outside the federal building Tuesday night, prosecutors say.
U.S. Cuts Staff at Embassies in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and UAE Over Iranian Threats
A memo from the director of national intelligence warned Iranian plotting against Americans has reached advanced stages.
Justice Department Sues to Block Alaska Senate Certification if Sen. Sullivan Loses to Peltola
The suit centers on a second candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan on the ranked-choice ballot.
Justice Department Gives California Counties 48 Hours to Flag Ballots It Says May Be From Noncitizens
At least 18 counties received letters, according to the Los Angeles County registrar.
ASU Police Commander Placed on Administrative Leave
The department would not say why Support Services Commander Anthony Momon is on leave.
Goodyear Police Say Former Officer Misused Flock License Plate Cameras and Would Have Been Fired
An internal audit flagged the officer in July; he resigned in September before the investigation finished.
Mold Forces University of Arizona Students Out of Coronado Residence Hall Rooms
Freshmen say they were told to move out within hours after maintenance found mold along their hall.