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No Benefits: Why Most Americans Hate The Idea Of AI Data Centers
No Benefits: Why Most Americans Hate The Idea Of AI Data Centers
Authored by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.us
In recent months I’ve been asked by numerous readers to give my take on the AI data center issue and the debate it has ignited across the US. In response, I’ve jumped into a steep learning curve, but it seems to parallel information I’ve covered in previous articles on AI.
From what I can tell, both political parties are split on the data center debate. There are Democrats and Republicans on both sides of...
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Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
America remains a country of high social mobility and upward opportunity—something we no longer see on today’s European continent. It may sound kitschy to many Europeans, yet its vibrant economic centers, high geographic mobility, and the flexibility of its people still create the conditions for this unique phenomenon.
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The New Censorship Isn't Coming From The Left - It's Coming From Everyone
The New Censorship Isn't Coming From The Left - It's Coming From Everyone
Authored by George P. Brooks via American Thinker,
One of the great ironies of American politics is that every movement swears it's against censorship - right up until it has enough power to do some censoring of its own. It's almost adorable.
For years, conservatives rightly criticized Big Tech, universities, corporate America, and legacy media for suppressing dissenting viewpoints. We argued that free speech wasn't merely a constitutional protection; it was a moral principle. We insisted that bad ideas...
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Jul 2, 2026 / Tyler Durden
US Adds Only 57K Jobs, Missing Estimates, As Unemployment Rate Slides On Plunge In Workers
US Adds Only 57K Jobs, Missing Estimates, As Unemployment Rate Slides On Plunge In Workers
In our jobs preview post we quoted Goldman Delta One head, Rich Privorotsky, who said that "equities marginally want something weaker than consensus: with no forward guidance, hot NFP means hikes in play, which is unfriendly for pockets of equity risk." Well, they got it because moments ago the BLS reported that in June the US added just 57K workers, half the 113K expected, and the worst monthly print since the big February drop.
Except for...
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