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Microsoft Triples-Down On Data Centers, As Half Of Planned Projects Face Cancelations, Delays
Microsoft Triples-Down On Data Centers, As Half Of Planned Projects Face Cancelations, Delays
Microsoft unveiled plans to triple its data center footprint in Cheyenne, Wyoming, snapping up roughly 3,200 acres on the city's south edge.
The deal covers a 200-acre parcel in Bison Business Park plus an adjacent 3,000-acre tract, turning what is already one of the company's longstanding hubs into a sprawling complex.
With 11 data centers operational and three more under construction across four campuses, the tech giant is betting big on the Cowboy State's energy resources and workforce.
A company...
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Iran Oil Exports Through Hormuz Hit Wartime High
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While other countries line up on either side of Hormuz, hoping for clarity whether they actually can cross this time, Iran isn’t wasting any time moving its oil out of the Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz after the US lifted the naval blockade outside the chokepoint and the U.S. and Iran discuss a framework on a lasting peace deal.
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Fiscal Responsibility, Formalization, and the Modern Fiscal State
In a genuinely liberal framework, limited government, fiscal restraint, and legal clarity are not episodic accomplishments. They are the enduring foundations of a social order.
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May 24, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Bubble-Wrapped World: How Safety Culture Has Destroyed Our Sense Of Adventure
Bubble-Wrapped World: How Safety Culture Has Destroyed Our Sense Of Adventure
Authored by Murray Lytle via The Epoch Times,
Are Canadians less adventurous than they once were? It’s hard to argue otherwise.
Alexander Mackenzie was only 24 when the North West Company named him chief fur trader at Fort Chipewyan, in what is now Alberta. A few years later, in 1789 he travelled north along what is now known as the Mackenzie River to become the first European to reach the Arctic Ocean overland. Four years later he crossed the Rocky Mountains...
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