Trump Tells Datacenter Critics They’ll End Up ‘Backwards and Poor’ as Community Pushback Grows Nationwide

President Trump has taken aim at Americans pushing back against datacenter projects, issuing a blunt economic warning that resistance will leave communities isolated and struggling. With three-quarters of the country expressing opposition to having these facilities built near their homes, the debate is now reshaping midterm election campaigns across the US. This is the infrastructure fight nobody saw coming.

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The Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey Just Told the G20 That AI Could Crash the World Economy

The governor of the Bank of England walked into a G20 meeting in the United States and delivered a message that no tech optimist wanted to hear: artificial intelligence, for all its promise, could be the trigger for the next global financial meltdown. Andrew Bailey’s warning is blunt, data-backed, and impossible to dismiss.

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Wilder Fires Back as Wrexham’s Deadline-Day Hunger Puts Callum O’Hare in the Spotlight

With Tuesday’s transfer deadline ticking closer, Wrexham have set their sights on Sheffield United’s Callum O’Hare, tabling a reported £6.5m offer. Blades manager Chris Wilder isn’t happy about it. And he’s making sure everyone knows.

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A Kingdom Mourns Its King: Rwenzururu Joins Tooro in Grieving a Fallen Monarch

When a king falls, the grief does not stay within one kingdom’s borders. The Obusinga bwa Rwenzururu has stepped forward with a formal message of condolence to the people of Tooro, a gesture that speaks volumes about the bonds running deep between Uganda’s cultural institutions. Prime Minister Benson Kule Barita-zale delivered the eulogy, giving voice to a shared sorrow that crosses mountain and valley alike.

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TikToker Innomighty Media Vanishes After Kampala Gospel Show: What We Know So Far

A night of gospel music turned into something far darker for Uganda’s TikTok community. Innomighty Media, a popular content creator, was reportedly bundled into a vehicle by masked men outside Serena Hotel Kampala. Colleagues are panicking, followers want answers, and nobody seems to know where he is.

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World

Rwanda Draws a Hard Line After Muhoozi’s Ethnic Labels Spill Beyond Uganda’s Borders

A bitter family dispute inside Uganda’s ruling circles has taken a sharp regional turn. Rwanda’s government has spoken out against what it calls ethnic extremism in social-media posts by Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, after his words reached far beyond any domestic audience he may have intended.

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The UN Just Told the World: Slavery Reparations Are a Legal Obligation, Not a Moral Option

For decades, reparations for the transatlantic slave trade have been debated as a matter of ethics, guilt, and political will. Now a United Nations body has reframed the entire conversation: this is not about charity or goodwill. It is about law.

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From Hollywood to Flushing Meadows: The Teenager Who Played Serena Williams Is Now Chasing Her Legacy

Five years ago, she stood on a film set alongside Will Smith, embodying a childhood idol she had watched her whole life. Now, Thea Frodin is stepping onto the grandest stage American tennis has to offer, and the story is only getting started.

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Health

Uganda’s National Cleaning Day: SDA Church Calls for Education Over Enforcement

Uganda’s second mandatory National Cleaning Day drew massive participation from Seventh-day Adventist faithful across the country. But church leaders aren’t just picking up litter, they’re asking harder questions about how the government enforces public health mandates. Pastor Samuel Kajoba wants education, not coercion, to drive lasting change.

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Dressed to Be Denied: Rwanda’s Concert Dress Code Controversy Puts Women’s Rights in the Spotlight

A night out at BK Arena in Kigali turned into a flashpoint for a much larger conversation. Women were reportedly barred from a Diamond Platnumz concert for wearing clothes deemed too revealing, and the fallout has been anything but quiet. This is what happens when a government dress code campaign collides with a packed Saturday night crowd.

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