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    NYU Langone named top US health system for fifth straight year●NYU Langone named top US health system for 5th year in a row✉newsHealth3 d ago

    NYU Langone Health has been named the top health system in the United States for the fifth consecutive year. The New York-based academic medical center retains its number-one ranking, a distinction reported by Washington Square News. The repeated recognition underscores its standing among major American hospitals and medical institutions.

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    Election Board Executive Director Welcomes High Court Ruling▼Election 2026: Board’s executive director welcomes ruling of high court✉newsWorldLaw & Courts3 d ago

    The executive director of an election board has welcomed a high court ruling connected to the 2026 elections, according to reporting by The Center Square. The development signals a legal decision with implications for election administration ahead of the 2026 vote. Details about the specific ruling, the jurisdiction involved, and which parties challenged or supported it have not been made available.

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    Exus buys rights to develop Louisiana and Wisconsin solar plants▼Exus buys rights to develop Louisiana, Wisconsin solar plants✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 d ago

    Energy company Exus has acquired the rights to develop solar power plants in Louisiana and Wisconsin, according to The Center Square. The purchase gives the firm control of the development pipeline in both states, expanding its US renewable energy footprint. Details on project size, capacity and timelines were not provided, and the financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.

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    Liberty Science Center Begins 100,000-Square-Foot Expansion▼100,000 Square Foot Expansion Breaks Ground at Liberty Science Center✉newsScience3 d ago

    The Liberty Science Center in Jersey City has broken ground on a 100,000-square-foot expansion. The project marks a major investment in one of New Jersey's leading science education institutions, adding significant new space for exhibits and programs. Local outlets report the groundbreaking as a notable development for the region's cultural and educational landscape.

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    Federal Reserve awarded $2B renovation contract without guaranteed price▼Fed awarded $2B on renovation without a guaranteed price✉newsBusinessBanking1 h ago

    The Federal Reserve has been awarded roughly $2 billion for a building renovation project without a guaranteed maximum price, according to reporting by The Center Square. The arrangement means taxpayers could bear the risk of cost overruns on the work, a structure critics often flag as unusual for contracts of this size.

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    Jalen Duren faces $200 million Pistons contract decision▼Jalen Duren could turn down $200 million from the Pistons. Here’s what happens next https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/76MmastodonSportBasketball11 d ago

    Pistons center Jalen Duren has until Thursday to decide whether to accept a reported $200 million contract offer from Detroit. If no deal is reached, the two sides would extend negotiations toward a possible restricted free agency outcome. The Athletic's latest analysis outlines the options on the table, and the looming deadline has put the young big man's future in Detroit squarely in the spotlight.

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    Trump open to US military base in Venezuela▼Trump appears open to U.S. military base in Venezuela, South America✉newsWorldDefense7 h ago

    President Trump has signaled openness to establishing a US military base in Venezuela, according to The Center Square. The remarks point to a potential American military foothold in the South American country, a scenario that would mark a significant shift in US policy toward Caracas and draw close attention across the region.

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    Sterling Organization Buys Grocery-Anchored Retail Portfolio in California and Hawaii▼Sterling Organization Acquires Grocery-Anchored Retail Portfolio Totaling 277,057 Square Feet in California, Hawaii✉newsBusinessRetail2 d ago

    Private equity real estate firm Sterling Organization has acquired a portfolio of grocery-anchored retail centers totaling 277,057 square feet across California and Hawaii. The deal adds supermarket-anchored properties to the firm's holdings, a segment investors often favor for steady traffic and resilience. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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    Revolving sushi chain with robot service signs Clifton lease●RIPCO: Revolving sushi concept with robot service takes 5,000 sq. ft. at Clifton lifestyle center✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 d ago

    RIPCO, a revolving sushi concept that uses robots to serve customers, has taken a 5,000-square-foot space at a lifestyle center in Clifton, New Jersey. The lease marks the brand's expansion into the state, adding an automated dining format that pairs conveyor-belt sushi with robotic delivery. The deal was reported by New Jersey real estate outlets tracking retail activity at the shopping center.

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    Op-Ed warns Louisiana against overregulating its AI industry▼Op-Ed: Don’t regulate Louisiana out of the AI economy✉newsBusinessEconomy2 d ago

    A new opinion piece in The Center Square argues that Louisiana should avoid heavy-handed regulation of artificial intelligence, warning that strict rules could drive AI investment and jobs to other states. The author frames the issue as an economic competitiveness question for the state, urging lawmakers to weigh the cost of regulation against the opportunity to attract a growing technology sector.

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    Trump open to US military base in Venezuela●WATCH: Trump appears open to U.S. military base in Venezuela, South America✉newsWorldDefense4 h ago

    President Trump signaled openness to establishing a US military base in Venezuela, according to comments reported by The Center Square. The remarks, delivered on camera, suggest a potential American military footprint in the South American country. Observers are weighing what the statement could mean for US policy toward Venezuela and the region.

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    Art in the Square marks 30 years at Utica Square▼Art in the Square celebrates 30 years at Utica Square✉newsCultureArt2 d ago

    Art in the Square is celebrating its 30th anniversary at Utica Square in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The long-running art event, covered by local outlet News On 6, brings artists and visitors to the shopping center each year, and this milestone edition is drawing attention as one of the region's established community art traditions.

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    Rookie candidate launches first 2026 campaign ad hitting at politicians●Election 2026: Rookie political candidate releases 1st ad, jabs ‘politicians’✉newsWorldElections1 d ago

    An untested political candidate has released their first campaign advertisement ahead of the 2026 election cycle, taking a pointed jab at established 'politicians' as part of the pitch. The Center Square reports the ad marks the opening salvo of the campaign, framing the newcomer as an outsider seeking to challenge career officeholders.

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    Southern Utah University Opens New Music Center With Concert Hall●Southern Utah University opens 51,000-square-foot music center, 510-seat concert hall✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    Southern Utah University has opened a new 51,000-square-foot music center in Cedar City, Utah, featuring a 510-seat concert hall. The facility gives the university's music programs a dedicated performance and teaching space and adds a mid-sized concert venue to the region. Details on construction costs and opening events have not been widely reported yet.