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Texas, the Oil Capital, Now Leads the Nation in Solar-Farmed Electricity

Texas, the Oil Capital, Now Leads the Nation in Solar-Farmed Electricity

Texas is now the country's biggest producer of solar-farmed electricity, according to BBC reporting on the state's solar power boom.

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A Senator Moves to Rein In AI Surveillance Cameras — and Raises an Old Question About Being Seen

Sep 30, 6:05 AM

Assignment Desk

Who Gets to Ask Questions at the White House — and Why That Matters for Truth

Who Gets to Ask Questions at the White House — and Why That Matters for Truth

Sep 22, 4:05 PM

File photo: Bernie Sanders

A Senator's Warning on AI Superintelligence Asks Whether Power Still Outruns Understanding

Bernie Sanders · Sep 15, 6:08 PM

Medicare Drug Spending Heads Toward $346 Billion — and Redesigning It Will Require Real Tradeoffs

Medicare Drug Spending Heads Toward $346 Billion — and Redesigning It Will Require Real Tradeoffs

Joe Biden · Sep 9, 6:04 AM

Sharswood: The House He Bought Held His Family's History All Along

Sep 8, 4:09 AM

Assignment Desk

A high-energy laser weapon system emitting a beam toward a small drone above the border, where military officials say the system has taken down 11 drones. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

Eleven Drones Down, Incursions Down 75%: What a Laser Weapon Says About Strength

Sep 7, 10:06 AM

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Every Two Minutes, Another $1 Million: The War's Energy Bill Lands on American Kitchen Tables

A monumental stone arch under early construction with scaffolding around its base, representing a 250-foot triumphal arch project that will break ground without final federal approval. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

A Quiet Trip to Moscow Floats a Peace Summit While Ukraine Braces for More War

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Warsh's Jackson Hole Speech Drew Praise and Pushback — the Price of Speaking First

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A basketball rests on the polished hardwood of an empty indoor arena, a quiet setting for a league whose popularity has risen in recent years even as threats and abuse directed at its players have grown. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

Threats Are Rising Against WNBA Players. One Team Hired National Security Experts to Answer Them.

A Second-Home Tax Divides New York. The Deeper Question Is What We Owe Each Other.

Every Two Minutes, Another $1 Million: The War's Energy Bill Lands on American Kitchen Tables

Sep 7, 8:05 AM

A 250-Foot Arch Breaks Ground Before Its Approvals — When Commemoration Outruns Patience

Sep 5, 10:10 AM