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A comprehensive look at DOGE's firings and layoffs so far

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Thousands of federal government employees have been shown the door in the first month of President Donald Trump’s administration. There’s no official figure available of the total firings or layoffs, but The Associated Press has tallied how agencies across the government are being affected, based on AP reporting and statements from lawmakers and employee unions. The job-cutting is affecting more than just the national capital region, which is home to about 20% of the 2.4 million members of the civilian federal workforce. Читать дальше...

Apple launches the iPhone 16e, a cheaper new version of the iPhone 16

The Toledo Blade 

Apple on Wednesday announced a cheaper new version of the iPhone 16 called the iPhone 16e, signaling a renewed push into the budget smartphone market for the tech giant. It’s also the first iPhone with a cellular modem designed by Apple, and the cheapest iPhone Apple currently sells that supports Apple Intelligence.

Millions of Americans under extreme cold warnings

CBSNews.com 

More than 87 million people are under extreme cold warnings across the United States. CBS News correspondent Nicole Valdes has the latest from Clarksville, Tennessee, where residents are enduring brutal winter weather while still recovering from severe flooding.

Kanye West-Bianca Censori headed for divorce after Grammys shocker? US rapper's wife could get this whopping settlement

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori are reportedly going to part ways and the Australian model could get a whopping amount if her divorce with the controversial US rapper is finalised. It is being said that the duo mutually agreed that she would receive $5 million following their brief marriage, which started in December 2022. This comes weeks after the couple's shocking Grammy's stunt which sparked massive outrage.

Malaysia is looking to data centers to boost its economy, but experts warn of risks

Co.EXIST 

Winson Lau has always had contingency plans. But he wasn’t prepared for data centers.

Lau relies on water and electricity to operate his thriving export business in Malaysia’s Johor province, where he raises a kaleidoscope of tropical fish in rows of aquariums, including albino fish with red spots that can fetch up to $10,000 from collectors. His contingency plans in the event of an outage involve an intricate system of purifying wastewater through friendly bacteria and an alarm system to quickly switch to backup power. Читать дальше...