US Business
The Newest Front in America’s Supermarket War Is…Kentucky?
Florida-based Publix is opening stores in Kroger’s backyard, and shoppers are early winners.
Year: 2026
US Business
A New Threat to Power Grids: Data Centers Unplugging at Once
Dozens of data centers abruptly dropped off the power grid in two recent instances in Virginia, forcing operators to take emergency action.
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America’s ‘Most Luxurious Ski Town’ Is Tearing Itself Apart
Telluride is in a pitched battle with the eccentric owner of its luxury resort; an attempted ‘coup’ ends in scandal
US Business
The Week the Dreaded AI Jobs Wipeout Got Real
After Block CEO Jack Dorsey announced his fintech firm was laying off 4,000 people, concerns rose that other companies would follow suit and aggressively cut jobs.
US Business
Berkshire’s Abel Pledges to Follow Buffett’s ‘Framework’
The December quarter marked Warren Buffett’s last as Berkshire CEO, a role now occupied by his longtime deputy.
US Business
Coal Power’s Comeback Isn’t Spurring New Investment
President Trump and power-hungry AI data centers are giving the country’s waning coal industry a boost.
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Six Months, 9 Offers and $81 Billion. How Hollywood’s Nasty Takeover Was Won.
Paramount’s David Ellison used his wealth and influence to get Warner
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United and American Fight at Chicago’s O’Hare Draws Federal Scrutiny
The Federal Aviation Administration is looking to cut flights this summer at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, where the two airlines are currently duking it out for supremacy.
Education
Crowder College Fine Arts to Host Neosho High School Senior Capstone Exhibit Beginning March 2
(Neosho, MO) – Crowder College’s Fine Arts Division is pleased to host Metamorphosis, the capstone art exhibition for Neosho High School senior art students. These students have been working on their art pieces for the entire […]