Opposition to data centers becomes unifying force in America ↗
Front page leadHatred of data centers has become a unifying force in America, with activism against these facilities potentially spreading to Europe.
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The news from 444.hu covers a range of domestic Hungarian issues including potential EU fines, government spending on international sports facilities, and legal troubles involving a former government official's son. International news includes protests against data centers in America and analysis…
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The last times Gajdics Ottó edited, now only exists on a Baross Square rooftop ↗
The article refers to a former seed shop at Baross utca 33-35, hinting at its historical significance and a change in its current existence.
Magyar Péter wants to agree this year on the daily 1 million euro EU penalty ↗
Magyar Péter aims to reach an agreement this year regarding a daily penalty of 1 million euros imposed by the EU, while the government seeks to comply with the court's ruling and protect its southern border.
Orbán government would have built a headquarters for the international… ↗
The Orbán government decided through a secret decree to build a headquarters for the international swimming federation in the Rahimkulov quarter, with the Láng Quarter still awaiting the investment.
Son of former Fidesz government state secretary for public order arrested in… ↗
The son of Zoltán Bolcsik, a former state secretary and close associate of Sándor Pintér, has been arrested in connection with an invoice fraud scheme, with NAV alleging he led a criminal organization involved in security services.
Young people on social media: banning doesn't seem like a good solution… ↗
Experts are discussing how to regulate young people's presence on social media, with a focus on preparing children for the digital world rather than outright bans, based on research from various countries.
Trump's betrayal ↗
Donald Trump's image as the voice of the forgotten working class, which propelled him to the presidency, was challenged by significant Republican losses when his base's priorities were ignored, leading to an elite that clashed with voters.
'Perhaps reading books is just a strange historical anomaly lasting a few… ↗
American novelist Joe Hill, known for his horror and fantasy works and his relationship with Stephen King, discusses the 'death of reading,' the dangers of AI, and his evolving relationship with his father.
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