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Chronicling the pulse of power.

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Joined August 2008

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America’s data center boom is colliding with community opposition, power constraints and a lack of infrastructure planning. The answer is not more construction or more moratoriums, but a smarter model for developing digital hubs that can support communities and the economy.
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As Data Center Opposition Grows, America Needs a Better Blueprint
The IDCA’s Mehdi Paryavi examines the growing tension between America’s demand for A.I. infrastructure and communities’ resistance to new data centers. The answer, Paryavi argues, is a more deliber…
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What began as a shared interest in architecture and design has grown into a 300-work collection spanning Black, Asian and Indigenous artists, now displayed across Clayco's offices nationwide.
Collectors Bob and Jane Clark Say Their Biggest Regret Is Simply Not Starting Sooner
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Warsh declined to telegraph the Fed’s next rate decision, arguing that forward guidance can mislead markets and amplify policy mistakes.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Keeps Markets Guessing at Jackson Hole
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Organized in collaboration with Prague's Mucha Foundation, the exhibition gathers nearly 150 objects that track the artist from student to the inventor of "le style Mucha," before expanding into the psychedelic rock posters and comic book cover design hiswork anticipated.
One Fine Show: “Timeless Mucha, The Magic of Line” at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
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Artist residencies in America's national parks vary in length, pay and accommodations, but share a common goal of connecting artists directly to the landscapes and histories the parks preserve.
The National Park System’s Lesser-Known Role as Patron of the Arts
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