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- 1UK prime minister says Russia interfered in Brexit vote●Russia behind Britain's Brexit vote, UK prime minister admits for first time
The UK prime minister has, for the first time, acknowledged that Russia worked to influence Britain's 2016 referendum on leaving the European Union. Officials say the statement is meant to put the record straight and to warn voters in Germany and France that some of their politics is being stoked by Moscow. The admission revives long-running questions about foreign interference in Western elections.
- 2Chargers face potential 0-9 start based on schedule●Chargers could start 0-9 based on upcoming schedule
The Los Angeles Chargers are being warned that their upcoming schedule could leave them winless through their first nine games of the season. The projection is drawing attention from NFL fans and analysts, who are debating whether the team can avoid a disastrous start given the strength of its opponents in the opening stretch.
- 3Brazil's renewable-powered data centers raise green trade-offs●Brazil is attracting major data center projects powered by renewables — but that doesn’t mean they’re without impact. On
Brazil is attracting major data center projects that run on renewable energy, drawing investment to the country. But critics warn the renewables powering these facilities could instead be used to decarbonize Brazil's electricity grid. A discussion with journalist Laís Martins explores how data centers may absorb clean energy supply without fully reducing emissions, making their local impact more complicated than it first appears.
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