Politics,
read clearly.
What’s happening right now — and what it actually means.
Bulloch County commissioners have now answered one part of the data center debate: they will not impose the permanent ban presented to them.
The court's answer decides not only whether Trenton votes, but how high any Ohio charter city can set the bar on its own residents.
South Georgia counties are writing the rules before the developers arrive.
United States is the clearest illustration of it yet.
Google, of all companies, keeps learning it the hard way.
Do Not Track asked companies to respect a user’s preference.
Florida is running two data center policies at once, and they point in opposite directions.
The result effectively prohibits new qualifying data centers inside the city limits.
Turning on every privacy toggle a browser offers rarely stops the tracking it is supposed to stop.
Eight years later, that assumption has collapsed.
