National Data Center Protests Highlight Infrastructure Concerns for Charleston
Opponents of data center expansion staged or planned coordinated protests in at least 125 locations across the United States over the July 18 weekend. The actions marked the first nationally coordinated effort specifically targeting the infrastructure required for artificial intelligence, drawing attention to a range of community concerns. The protests spanned numerous states, with Texas […]
Supreme Court’s Emergency Orders on Executive Power and Election Rules Draw Scrutiny, With Broad Implications for Charleston
The Supreme Court has increasingly relied on its emergency docket, often referred to as the “shadow docket,” to issue significant rulings that shape executive power and election rules across the country. These orders, frequently handed down without full oral arguments or extensive briefing, have become a prominent feature of the Court’s work, affecting the scope […]