Group Spoils For Data Center Fight — But One Tech Giant Seemingly Gets Off Scot Free

A conservative nonprofit is organizing nationwide protests against AI data centers Saturday — but none of the protests target communities with Anthropic-affiliated projects. Humans First is hosting Saturday’s “Nationwide Day of Protest” in Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Texas and New York. However, the nonprofit has not registered any protests in the specific towns home to Anthropic’s…

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Blue States Join Lawsuit Against Trump’s Wind Energy Freeze

Oregon and Washington joined a broader legal challenge to the Trump administration’s pause on new wind energy approvals, arguing the freeze threatens planned projects, grid reliability and state clean-energy mandates. In 2025, Washington state generated the most hydroelectric power compared to any other state, accounting for 85% of its renewable power — with wind at…

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University Officials Pressed Over Alleged Antisemitism

Four university officials faced questioning on Tuesday over allegations of antisemitism and the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion on their campuses. The hearing titled, “Training Activists, Not Physicians: The impact of DEI on Medical Schools,” probed into alleged antisemitism found on the campuses stretching back to 2023, according to the Committee of Education and…

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Coke Taking Break From Milk Game After Cyberattack

Coca-Cola has temporarily halted production of Fairlife Milk after a cyberattack against their production systems on Thursday. An unauthorized third-party user accessed Fairlife — a Chicago-based milk company owned by the beverage giant — affecting their production systems in a ransomware attack, according to a press release from Coca-Cola. “After detecting the issue, the company…

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