内容摘要：“In a way, that’s good because there’s enough unpleasantness, bloodshed, agony in war, and perhaps we don’t need to emphasize it,” he added. “But the sacrifice needs to be emphasized and celebrated.”

“In a way, that’s good because there’s enough unpleasantness, bloodshed, agony in war, and perhaps we don’t need to emphasize it,” he added. “But the sacrifice needs to be emphasized and celebrated.”

Horas después, otras 17 personas resultaron heridas en un ataque con drones rusos en la ciudad de Járkiv, en el este del país, incluidos niños, una mujer embarazada y otra de 93 años, escribió el jefe regional, Oleh Syniehubov, en Telegram.Alrededor de la 1:05 de la madrugada, drones tipo Shahed impactaron en dos edificios de apartamentos en el distrito Slobidskyi de la ciudad, provocando incendios y destruyendo varios vehículos particulares.

“Al lanzar ataques mientras la gente duerme en sus hogares, el enemigo confirma una vez más su táctica de terror insidioso”, afirmó Syniehubov en Telegram.___ Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Trump administration signaled Wednesday that it intends to cut off federal funding for a long-delayed California high-speed rail project plagued by multibillion-dollar

, following the release of a scathing federal report that concluded there is “no viable path” to complete even a partial section of the line.Voters first authorized $10 billion in borrowed funds in 2008 to cover about a third of the estimated cost, with a promise the train would be up and running by 2020. Five years beyond that deadline, no tracks have been laid and its estimated price tag has ballooned to over $100 billion.

In a letter to the California High-Speed Rail Authority, which oversees the project, Federal Railroad Administration acting Administrator Drew Feeley wrote that what was envisioned as an 800-mile system connecting the state’s major cities has been reduced to a blueprint for “a 119-mile track to nowhere.”

, the California agency “has conned the taxpayer ... with no viable plan to deliver even that partial segment on time,”The agreement announced Tuesday is just the latest in a string of tech-nuclear partnerships as the use of AI expands. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed.

Constellation’s Clinton Clean Energy Center was actually slated to close in 2017 after years of financial losses but wasestablishing a zero-emission credit program to support the plant into 2027. The agreement deal takes effect in June of 2027, when the state’s taxpayer funded zero-emission credit program expires.

Meta is turning to nuclear energy to power its artificial intelligence. The AP’s Donna Warder reports.With the arrival of Meta, Clinton’s clean energy output will expand by 30 megawatts, preserve 1,100 local jobs and bring in $13.5 million in annual tax revenue, according to the companies. The plant currently powers the equivalent of about 800,000 U.S. homes. George Gross, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Illinois. estimates that 30 additional megawatts would be enough to power a city with about 30,00 residents for one year.