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Data Center Health Worries Animate Midterm Campaigns

PAGE, Ariz. — Doug Herrera still lives in the house his father built, though his dad died some time ago from cancer. Herrera wonders if that illness could have been linked to pollutants from nearby uranium mining. Now, he worries that a possible new neighbor — a proposed $10 billion mega data center — could imperil his health. “I’m a patriot, but I’m highly against the data center,” Herrera, 64, said from his front porch near a yard sign that reads “No Data Centers.” “There is light pollution, sound pollution. The temperature is going to rise,” he said. Page is a gateway to iconic Southwestern landscapes of arid desert studded with Joshua trees and towering red-rock formations. While the City Council approved the sale of land for a data center, the developer needs zoning and other approvals. Residents concerned about possible health effects have signed petitions and mobilized to oppose…

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A Trump Supporter Was Stabbed Outside Trump's Ohio Rally Last Night. Here's What We Know.

With just five days to go before the midterms, President Trump and other Republicans are on a campaign blitz. President Trump was in Chillicothe, Ohio, last night for a rally. Outside, Trump supporters clashed with leftists, and things turned violent. Video circulating on social media shows the moment police realize a Trump supporter was stabbed, and that the weapon — described as possibly a pocket knife with an orange hilt) was still in the victim's back. (Editor's note: this video contains strong language, viewer discretion is advised) "I got something in my back," says the man in the white hat. "Is there a knife in my back? I think he stabbed me." The best part of the video is when one of the leftists tries to tell the police that the man stabbed himself to frame them. The incident unfolded outside the venue while Trump was addressing the crowd at the midterm rally, which also…

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Gavin Newsom Predicts a Midterm ‘Blue Tsunami’ That Will End Trump’s Presidency ‘As We Know It’

“People understand what’s at stake. It’s all on the line,” the California governor tells Jimmy Kimmel California Governor Gavin Newsom told Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday night that he believes this year’s midterm elections will produce a “blue tsunami” of Democrat wins that will effectively put an end to Donald Trump’s presidency. Newsom stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” this week to discuss the forthcoming end of his term as California’s governor, joking that he doesn’t like having a “sell-by date.” The politician then shifted his focus to this year’s fall midterms, adding, “By the way, Donald Trump has a sell-by date in six days when his presidency ends as we know it.” “This is going to be a blue tsunami,” the politician predicted. “I’m not asserting something that’s not in evidence. You’re seeing all the early voting. It’s off the chart. The energy’s off the chart. People understand what’s…

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Trump serves up fantasyland cope as brutal reality bites on his popularity

President Donald Trump offered a fantastical account of his popularity Thursday, claiming almost unanimous support from Republicans even as a series of national surveys showed a substantially less flattering picture. In a Truth Social post Thursday, Trump offered a delusional brag about his rally crowd size and cited a non-existent poll, which supposedly has him at 99 percent among Republican voters. The boast flies in the face of numerous reports of empty seats at many of his rallies and polls that tell a different story of his plummeting popularity. Trump repeated the approval rating claim to reporters on the way to campaign for Darline Graham in South Carolina but conveniently did not cite the poll he was referring to. An ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos survey put his approval among Republican voters at 83 percent, while Fox News found 76 percent and Marquette Law School reported 75…

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