Data center construction is surging across the U.S., reshaping local economies and infrastructure. Business Insider’s interactive map reveals where new facilities are rapidly rising—are you living near one? Explore the growth hotspots now.
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Boston joins Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Seattle, Atlanta, and more in supercharging sports tourism ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026. This surge promises to skyrocket local economies—are you ready for the new travel boom?
The iconic US Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles is on the market, with estimates valuing the sale at around $700 million, sources reveal. The landmark’s potential deal marks a significant shift in the city’s commercial real estate landscape.
Rising tensions with Iran threaten to upend Trump’s economic agenda, as escalating oil prices and market uncertainty challenge the administration’s growth and job creation claims, Reuters reports.
Several Los Angeles companies are feeling the impact of escalating trade tensions, facing supply chain disruptions and increased costs. The trade war is reshaping local business strategies and market dynamics.
California has launched the largest free school lunch program in the U.S., providing free meals to all public school students. The initiative aims to combat hunger and improve student health statewide.
Chaos erupted at an anti-Iranian regime rally in Westwood as a U-Haul drove into the crowd, injuring multiple people. Authorities are investigating the incident amid heightened tensions in the area.
Jenna-Lingwood’s latest feature in the Los Angeles Blade highlights her trailblazing work in LGBTQ+ advocacy and entertainment. The article explores her impact on visibility and representation in Hollywood.
Outrage is mounting over former President Trump’s proposal to exclude nursing from the “professional” designation, sparking widespread backlash from healthcare leaders who argue it undermines the critical role nurses play in healthcare.
The USOPC has officially appointed USA Lacrosse to oversee the sport’s preparation and participation for its Olympic return, marking a significant step toward reestablishing lacrosse on the global stage.
Cinelease, a leading provider of film and TV production equipment, has been acquired by Zello Group for $100 million. The deal, announced in Los Angeles, aims to expand Zello’s media service offerings.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth toured a Long Beach rocket factory Tuesday, highlighting the facility’s role in advancing U.S. missile technology and boosting national defense capabilities, officials said.
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A powerful storm lashes southern California, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and causing widespread disruptions. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors as flash floods and power outages impact the region.
Mexico’s recent elections demonstrate transparency and voter engagement, offering valuable lessons for the U.S. electoral system. Experts highlight Mexico’s improved trust and efficient processes as potential models for American reform.
ICE activity on K-12 school grounds has raised concerns among educators and parents. Advocates call for clearer policies to protect student safety and ensure schools remain secure learning environments.
Former President Trump’s push to nationalize his tough-on-crime agenda risks heightening political tensions and triggering legal battles, as states and communities brace for clashes over law enforcement policies.
Former President Trump can deploy the National Guard on US soil through state governors or during federal emergencies declared by the president, balancing authority with legal and political constraints.
Former President Trump announced that National Guard deployments in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland will end soon. The move comes amid ongoing debates over federal troop presence in major cities.
As California battles relentless wildfires, residents face a new challenge: rising insurance costs and coverage denials. Experts warn that insurance disputes could become the next major crisis for affected communities.