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Hundreds attend a Town of Tonawanda Planning Board meeting in Kenmore, New York on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, as they expressed vocal and at times boisterous opposition about a proposed data center on the site of the now closed Tonawanda Coke facility. (Photo by Craig Ruttle/Sipa via AP Images)

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On August 3, 2024, police officers face protesters in Liverpool, following the stabbing attacks in Southport, in which three young children were killed. (Press Association via AP Images)

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (left) and CEO of Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith (right) arrive before testifying at a Senate hearing on artificial intelligence competition in Washington, DC, on May 8. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via AP Images)

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UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy reacts to the media as she arrives for a Cabinet meeting in Downing Street, London, on Tuesday March 17, 2026. (Press Association via AP Images)

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United Kingdom Competition and Markets Authority chair Doug Gurr. Source: Doug Gurr/LinkedIn

United Kingdom Competition and Markets Authority chair Doug Gurr. Source: 

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New UK Competition and Markets Authority chief Doug Gurr speaking at a parliament committee hearing on Tuesday, February 26. Source: Parliament TV

New UK Competition and Markets Authority chair Doug Gurr speaking at a parliament committee hearing on Tuesday, February 26. Source: 

Former Amazon Boss Takes Charge of UK Antitrust Strategy. What Does It Mean?

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A bald eagle, signifying the US Department of Justice, next to the Google logo.

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The former General Motors and Foxconn factory in Lordstown, Ohio, US, on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025. In August, Foxconn announced it had stuck a deal to sell the giant facility to SoftBank, with the two companies planning to start manufacturing data center equipment on the same site where GM cars including the Chevy Impala once came off the assembly line. Photographer: Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images


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Two Ukrainian servicemembers make final preparations on a heavy bomber drone at the launch site before a close air support mission, in a hidden drone outpost on the Zaporizhzhian Front 15 kilometers from Russian positions on December 30, 2025. Photo by Justin Yau/ Sipa USA)(Sipa via AP Images)

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The image features a silver meat grinder. Going into the grinder at the top are various culturally symbolic, historical, and fun icons – such as emojis, old statutes, a computer, newspapers, an aeroplane. At the other end of the meat grinder, coming out is a sea of blue and grey icons representing chat bot responses like 'Let me know if this aligns with your vision' in a grey chat bot message symbol. 

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The Uber and Lyft logos displayed on a phone and backdrop. (Stock Catalog)

The Uber and Lyft logos displayed on a phone and backdrop. (

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A digital collage showing miniature human figures from historical paintings of agricultural workers placed on a green circuit board with computer chips. The image has a mirrored composition with the right half pixelated. The tiny human figures appear to be walking on or standing atop the electronic components, creating a striking contrast between traditional farm labor and modern digital technology.