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A person describing how they live in their car.

Home

In California, a person living in their car gets hotel refuge amid heat wave

A tiny home.

Home

In Washington, a city may lift tiny-home limits as council eyes cheaper housing

ExxonMobil sign displayed on a stone wall with green plants at the base.

Business

Exxon made $160 million a day last quarter as oil prices surged

A lioness lying on a concrete surface.

Tech

Three lions die at Tokyo zoo after suspected heatstroke, a first in its 62-year history

The inside of a data center.

Tech

In Washington, Yakima County considers a 6-month data center moratorium over water, power fears

A person looking at an electric bill.

Business

New Jersey residents expecting a rate freeze got a one-time credit while power costs stayed high

A data center.

Business

Data center developers are offering $4.4 million an acre in Virginia, squeezing out housing

A fallen utility pole with downed power lines, surrounded by greenery and a gravel area.

Home

Illinois tornado left some neighborhoods without power for days as backyard repairs lagged

A downed utility pole with tangled wires on the grass beside a road.

Home

Weather-driven outages swept Texas, downing poles and leaving 17,000 without power

A man in a suit with a tie stands in front of a colorful mural.

Tech

Justin Pearson links Tennessee's AI boom to asthma, smog, and higher power bills

A person holds a fish near a riverbank surrounded by greenery.

Outdoors

Northern California anglers can win cash for catching an invasive fish in the Eel River

A solar inverter and electrical box mounted on a brick wall next to a green garden fence.

Tech

The FCC's inverter crackdown could hit home batteries and portable power stations across the US