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Democrats won Congress in 2026 midterms, but Trump’s veto power limits energy legislation. State races and 41 data center ballot measures may matter more.
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At a Brooklyn midterm party five days before Election Day, AI and data centers dominated every conversation, from a council fireside chat to party debates.
Waymo will test self-driving Toyota bZ4X vehicles in Japan starting 2026, expanding its robotaxi operations to Japan and the U.K. through a Toyota partnership.
Google DeepMind released Genie 4 in research preview, adding real-time audio, improved realism, and mid-simulation text steering to its world model.
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities threatened widespread web disruption. PHP powers the majority of the internet, making flaws in the language a systemic risk.
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Democrats won Congress in 2026 midterms, but Trump’s veto power limits energy legislation. State races and 41 data center ballot measures may matter more.





































