It’s difficult enough to end a manga or anime on a satisfying note, but doing it more than once is a spectacular feat. Some stories are meant to be told over and over, like Hideaki Anno’s Neon Genesis ...

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Sell your home, or the state will take it — that's the ultimatum some homeowners in Georgia say they are facing amid the AI boom. Utility giant Georgia Power is planning to build a new transmission ...

Executives insist billions of dollars in new gas plants won’t inhibit efforts to hit 2050 climate goals. Others are less sure. When electric utility CEOs met in June 2021 for the Edison Electric ...

Nissan is warning that it suffered a data breach affecting current and former employees after threat actors exploited an Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerability in data theft attacks previously linked to the ...

Bullied scholarship girl Gemma Lane gains super vision after an accident—letting her appraise antiques, predict stocks, and diagnose illness. She turns it into fortune, earns a mob heir's investment ...

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At Zenith Live 2026 held on 16-17 June in Vienna, Zscaler sharpened a reality that Southeast Asia CIOs and CISOs are already sensing, which are, AI agents are quickly becoming digital workers inside ...

Data centers and other large electricity users wanting to connect to Texas’ electrical grid will soon be evaluated in batches, starting with “batch zero” later this summer. The Public Utility ...

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Campaign Zero discussed its report on racial disparities in Cincinnati police stops at a press conference on June 15. The group defended some criticisms of its report saying it reprocessed the data in ...