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As German firms wrestle with new Chinese controls on rare earths, they are handing Beijing sensitive supply chain information it could potentially use to squeeze manufacturers or shut down production ...

PHOENIX — A massive mixed-use master planned community in north Phoenix is facing pushback from residents over an industrial component that could potentially house an expansion of TSMC’s campus.

Abstract: This paper presents a longitudinal keyword analysis of the ICE IEEE/ITMC conference proceedings from 2011 to 2024 to investigate how research priorities in engineering, technology, and ...

Faculty of Arts and Sciences officials confronted members of Harvard’s campus unions over their use of a megaphone at a Thursday rally on the steps of Widener Library, citing a violation of Harvard’s ...

LYNNWOOD—The Lynnwood Police Department on Friday, October 24, issued a statement to clarify and “address potential misconceptions” of its use of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology in ...

EAST LANSING, Mich. – As Michigan State University prepares to host tens of thousands of fans for its annual rivalry game against the University of Michigan, controversy over police conduct in East ...

A Christmas tradition returns as dates for Portland's Peacock Lane have been announced. Driver in dangerous viral driving videos is back in jail Oscar Burrell Jr. goes back before a Multnomah County ...

Amazon is planning to use automation to avoid having to hire 500,000 workers, according to a New York Times report that cites interviews and internal strategy documents. The documents indicated that ...

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WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — A $500 million lawsuit claiming Michigan’s women’s prison was engaging in “state-sponsored voyeurism” has been dismissed.