Why a type of 'hidden' cholesterol could be putting YOU at risk of heart attack and stroke - even if you're on statins
Good cholesterol and bad cholesterol. For years that's how we've been told to think of the waxy, fat-like substance in blood playing a key role in determining whether we get heart disease.
Gourd-geous! British grandfather smashes world's biggest pumpkin record... again
Ian Paton, 65, spent up to six hours a day working to grow the pumpkin, which weighed 2,856.8lb (1295.8kg), the same as a female hippopotamus.
When grieving mother Jane flew to Texas to investigate the fatal shooting of her daughter Lucy by her drunken father, she was met with hostility and disdain by prosecutors and police... why?
Surely only a heart of stone would deny a mother the opportunity to ask questions about her only daughter's death.
Identity Under Attack
Attackers won’t break in when they can walk in through the front door. Wearing your badge, using your voice, and holding your credentials.
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel share sweet photos for 14th wedding anniversary... two years after DWI scandal
To mark the occasion, the 45-year-old singer and 44-year-old actress each posted tributes to each other on social media.
Léa Seydoux says shooting nude scenes soon after giving birth to her second child was a 'difficult' experience
Léa Seydoux has spoken about the 'difficulty' of filming nude scenes so soon after giving birth to her second son but feels it is important that she is 'relatable'.
Animal charity is fizzing after finding homes for kittens named Peroni, Miguel, Cruzcampo, Guinness, Madri, Bud, Stella and Moretti who were found dumped in bin bags
The black-and-white litter, who have been given humorous beverage-themed names, had been disposed of on a Grimsby street at just eight weeks old.
Melinda Messenger and Olivia Colman might make 'going grey' look effortlessly chic. But when I ditched the dye, aged 54, I immediately became invisible. And you don't want to hear what happened when I hit the dating scene with my new 'do...
I had to do a double-take. Glamorous former model Melinda Messenger posted pictures of herself online at the weekend looking radiant - but without her trademark platinum blonde hair.
Nice catch! Photographer snaps kingfisher diving for her food
Martin Goff snapped the majestic bird as it swooped from its perch to feed at a Shropshire lake on September 30.
The Morning Poll: How worried are you about potential Russian missile attacks on Britain?
How worried are you about potential Russian missile attacks on Britain? Have your say in the Morning Mail poll.
Alan Alda claims a sleep disorder led to Parkinson's diagnosis… and reveals he didn't have the common symptoms
The star said he was physically 'acting out [his] dreams' before he learned he had the neurodegenerative disease.
Time capsule film of the first ever re-enactment of Battle of Hastings is unearthed and restored after nearly 60 years
Nearly six decades after the footage was given to English Heritage, the movie will be shown to the public for the first time this weekend.
Dozens of councils to give out potty training guides to parents as 1 in 4 children arrive at school in nappies
From this spring, up to 20 councils plan to deliver instruction leaflets to parents alongside their primary school place offer.
Get back! Fab Four's Rubber Soul to be No 1... 61 years later
The classic record, which was released in December 1965, has been re-released with 24 early session recordings, which includes 20 previously unreleased takes.
LAURA CRAIK on Blazermania! Nicole Kidman and other stars' grand entrance at Chanel show
Last night Ms Kidman, 59 - who was accompanied by her younger daughter, Faith Margaret Kidman Urban, 15 - made a grand entrance at Chanel's Paris Fashion Week show.
BBC is facing the worst crisis in its history and licence fee 'has had it', warns John Simpson
The 82-year-old, who has been with the corporation for six decades, predicted it will no longer exist unless funding is sorted out - and he branded viewers who do not pay the licence fee 'shoplifters'.
Rural Data Centers Are in for a Big Federal Tax Break
Wired reports that rural data center projects could become eligible for expanded federal Opportunity Zone tax benefits starting in 2027, with more than 100 planned or developing facilities potentially qualifying. "Right now, the only requirement to get the benefits is capital investment," says Emily Kraschel, a tax policy analyst at the Searchlight Institute, a public policy think tank. "However, that doesn't guarantee that that money is necessarily creating jobs or creating a local economic boost. You'd be more sure of that with a more traditional factory that requires lots of workers. But with a data center, that assumption goes a little wonky." From the report: During the first Trump administration, a bipartisan group of lawmakers proposed the creation of the opportunity zone program, which offers tax benefits for companies that choose to build projects in certain low-income census tracts. Last year, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act made a number of changes to open up the program in order to attract more investment to rural areas. Kraschel and her colleagues from Searchlight have been researching data center projects that might qualify for these tax benefits, comparing the locations of data center projects in development with rural census tracts eligible for the new program. Wired exclusively reviewed the research compiled by Searchlight and found more than 100 data centers under various stages of development in rural areas that could be eligible.
Searchlight used a very conservative database of under 700 data center projects that are planned or under construction to compile its research; other datasets put the number of data centers in development in the US at closer to 1,500. It's very likely that the number of newly eligible projects is bigger, especially since more data centers are decamping from urban areas. Separate research from Pew found that while just 13 percent of operating data centers are located in rural areas, a majority of planned facilities -- around 67 percent -- are going rural. [...] A project simply existing in a rural opportunity zone doesn't mean the company automatically will get the tax benefits; the company has to create a specialized investment vehicle to kickstart the process. Because the tax break can be considered confidential IRS data, it's next to impossible to know which companies are pursuing the benefits unless they voluntarily disclose.
[...] Nathan Jensen, a government professor at the University of Texas-Austin, says that he would be "very surprised" if some companies were not considering siting in rural opportunity zones as part of their decisionmaking process. "It's essentially free money," he says. There is no requirement for projects getting opportunity zone benefits to create jobs; the assumption is that they will do so, simply by siting in the community itself. This isn't always the case for projects like storage facilities and warehouses, which, Jensen says, have been popular choices for developers working in opportunity zones. Data centers may create a number of jobs in the short term for their construction, but there's an ongoing debate about whether or not they create a lasting new workforce over the longer term.
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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Pierre: A divinely inspired thief? That's the least of this loser lawyer's worries
You'll no doubt be familiar with the maverick detective who has troubles at home. In this new drama, Pierre Jeffreys is not a detective but a duty solicitor - and he has troubles everywhere.
Schneider Electric drops $22.6B on PTC as datacenter boom rains money on infra companies
Part of a bigger play for smarter power infra
Biden-era FBI tracked Melania and teenage Barron's travel and targeted Susie Wiles' phone in bombshell Trump probe
Former President Joe Biden's FBI monitored Melania and Barron Trump's travel and tapped Donald Trump's future right-hand-woman's phone, according to newly released documents.