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To: Les H who wrote (49217)	12/3/2025 7:40:21 AM
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Amnesty calls for war crimes probe on RSF attack on Sudan refugee camp NGO documents accounts of atrocities during paramilitary force’s April assault on the North Darfur facility. Amnesty calls for war crimes probe on RSF attack on Sudan refugee camp \| Sudan war News \| Al Jazeera The Darfur refugees are predominantly Muslim. The government's strongarm militia RSF was earlier castigated for massacring Christians. Darfur is rich in oil and rare earth minerals.

To: Les H who wrote (49217)	12/3/2025 11:27:47 AM
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OpenAI’s “Code Red” Maybe people should have seen this coming? Gary Marcus Dec 02, 2025 OpenAI’s “Code Red” - by Gary Marcus - Marcus on AI

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In Data Center Alley, AI sows building boom, doubts by Alex PIGMAN, BARRON'S, December 3, 2025 edited by Andrew Zinin Ashburn is in Loudoun County, the richest county per capita in the United States, with towns the world over looking at the Washington suburb as a way to win the future—even if others see it as a cautionary tale. Among its 40,000 citizens, Ashburn alone has 152 data centers currently in operation over its 40 square kilometers (15.4 square miles), with more bursting from the ground, part of an AI investment boom creating a race for ever more massive structures. In 2025, private companies are spending roughly $40 billion a month on data center construction in the United States, according to the US Census Bureau, much of that for megaprojects by the major AI players: Google, Amazon, Microsoft and OpenAI. This compares to just $1.8 billion a decade ago. In Data Center Alley, AI sows building boom, doubts Trump’s push for more AI data centers faces backlash from his own voters Story by Jarrett Renshaw and Laila Kearney, Reuters, December 2, 2025 Trump’s push for more AI data centers faces backlash from his own voters The Spending Bubble Driving Corporate Profits Looks Set to Burst Story by Brij Khurana, Barron's, December 3, 2025 The Spending Bubble Driving Corporate Profits Looks Set to Burst Should be titled the Federal Government spending and tax cut bubble fueling corporate profits.