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Taiwanese chipmaker sending more workers to speed up building of new Arizona plant
Taiwanese chipmaker TMSC is sending more workers to the U.S. state of Arizona to help build a massive $40 billion factory to ensure its “fast ramp up”.
Why war with China over Taiwan could ruin the global economy
A military conflict over Taiwan would set back the global economy decades, according to the head of one of the island’s leading makers of memory chips.
As China crests second Covid wave, families still mourn victims of the first one
Even as China declares its second Covid wave over, families both inside and outside China are still grappling with the trauma from the first one.
State Rep. assaulted after attending Eid service with her family in Connecticut
A Connecticut state representative was assaulted after attending a service marking Eid al-Adha in downtown Hartford on Wednesday, police and officials said.
Amtrak train with nearly 200 passengers derails after hitting water truck on tracks in Southern California
An Amtrak train carrying nearly 200 passengers struck a county water truck and derailed on Wednesday in Southern California, critically injuring the truck’s driver, authorities said.
Maryland’s highest court to hear appeals in ‘Serial’ podcast case
The Maryland Supreme Court will hear an appeal from Adnan Syed, whose conviction in his ex-girlfriend’s killing was reinstated by a lower court after he was freed.
Ron DeSantis says he would eliminate four federal agencies if elected president
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said in an interview that if elected he would seek to abolish the departments of education, commerce and energy, as well as the IRS.
'Like a Van Gogh': A disjointed jet stream has some climate scientists spooked
Scientists say a closely watched atmospheric pattern — the jet stream — is behind both the Canadian wildfires and the scorching heat in Texas, raising questions about how it shapes extreme weather events and whether climate change is disrupting its flow.
Human remains and debris from sub returned to land after fatal implosion near Titanic site
Human remains and debris from the submersible that imploded near the Titanic wreckage site was pulled from the depths of the ocean Wednesday, more than a week after a search for the five-passenger sub was launched and captured the world’s attention.