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How media covered NYC subway murder suspect’s illegal status: Bias Breakdown
A murder occurred Sunday, Dec. 22, in New York City when someone allegedly set a woman on fire while sleeping on a subway train. The suspect in the attack is a migrant from Guatemala who was in the United States illegally. However, the reporting of this detail has varied across news outlets with differing political… -
Baseball icon and Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson dies at 65
Baseball icon and Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson died on Friday, Dec. 20, in his hometown of Oakland, California, at the age of 65. “One of one” was a phrase often used to describe Henderson, who shattered records and often upset baseball’s establishment with the way he played and the way he expressed himself. … -
US solar energy saw record growth in 2024 amid emerging challenges
The U.S. solar energy sector experienced significant growth in 2024. Solar energy accounted for 64% of all new electricity-generating capacity added to the nation’s grid. Yet, challenges remain that could shape the future of this renewable energy source. The expansion of American solar energy seen this year has brought production to a level capable of… -
Arizona’s data center growth negatively impacts underserved communities
Arizona has become one of the fastest-growing hubs for data centers in the United States. However, this rapid expansion is raising concerns about its impact on disadvantaged communities lacking access to basic electricity. Since 2019, Maricopa County has built 12 data centers, with at least 20 more projects planned. By 2028, the region is expected… -
Phoenix may trade water rights for $300M amid Colorado River drought
The Colorado River, a critical water source for approximately 40 million people, faces mounting challenges due to a prolonged drought. In response, officials are considering measures to alleviate the strain, including the possibility of compensating some communities to relinquish their water rights. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is currently in discussions with the city of… -
These are the top 5 business stories you consumed in 2024
We made it through another election year where the economy was the top issue for voters. So which business stories grabbed you the most this year? We know you came to Straight Arrow News for the unbiased, straight facts. Here are the top five business stories you watched and read at SAN.com. #5: Progress or… -
Hawaii orders wind turbine removal that may impact state’s clean energy goals
Hawaii plans to remove numerous wind turbines after the implementation of new rules regarding where the state can build these renewable energy structures. The decision has sparked both celebration from locals and concern among officials over how this will impact the state’s clean energy transition. Many living in Hawaii have long argued that wind energy… -
Japan’s Nippon-US Steel deal on track to be axed by Biden: Report
The U.S. government is reportedly poised to reject Nippon Steel’s $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel, despite the Japanese company’s efforts to downplay national security concerns. After a broad review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the decision may rest in the hands of President Joe Biden. CFIUS reviews deals… -
World’s first nuclear fusion power plant set to be built in Virginia
Virginia is planning to build the world’s first grid-scale nuclear fusion power plant. This week, Commonwealth Fusion Systems announced the project, which aims to produce 400 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 150,000 homes, by the early 2030s. “In the early 2030s, all eyes will be on the Richmond region, and more specifically Chesterfield County,… -
Dow Jones snapping worst losing streak in 50 years
After the worst losing streak in 50 years, the stock market is looking to snap back Thursday, Dec. 19. The Dow Jones Industrial Average’s 10-day losing streak through Wednesday, Dec. 18, is the longest since 1974. During the losing streak, the market wiped out all of its post-election gains. The Dow ended Wednesday down 2.5%… -
Global coal demand hits record high in 2024, set to plateau through 2027
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has reported global coal consumption reached an all-time high of 8.7 billion metric tons in 2024. This marks another record-breaking year for one of the world’s most carbon-intensive energy sources. While coal demand has continued to decline in the United States and the European Union, consumption in China and India… -
Is your Wi-Fi router a national security risk? US government weighs ban
TP-Link is the bestselling Wi-Fi router internationally and on Amazon. Now, the U.S. government is considering banning these devices over cyberattack risks. According to a Wall Street Journal report, investigators at three agencies, Commerce, Defense and Justice, are looking into these Chinese-made routers. In October, Microsoft said it was tracking “a network of compromised small… -
Media reacts to Trump’s lawsuit over flawed Iowa poll: Bias Breakdown
President-elect Donald Trump is suing Iowa pollster Ann Selzer over a poll published by the Des Moines Register just days before the 2024 election. The poll showed Vice President Kamala Harris leading Trump by 3 percentage points in the historically Republican state. The poll sent shockwaves through the media and impacted the betting markets. However,…
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