Cryptomine firm Cipher, which is pivoting into data center development, has brought one of its Texas sites online ahead of schedule and outlined plans for a new campus in the Lone Star State. As part ...

Mining revenue is draining away faster than the AI buildout can replace it, with a $150.5 million non-cash warrant charge driving the quarter's net loss. The offset investors are paying for: first HPC ...

McDonald’s is introducing a savory new Caesar sauce that’s ready to put a fresh — and garlicky — spin on some of the fast food chain’s popular menu items. The limited-time McDonald’s Caesar Sauce ...

McDonald's has a saucy menu option coming soon: Caesar sauce. The fast-food chain will begin offering McDonald's Caesar sauce on July 21 as a limited-time option on chicken menu items. The new Caesar ...

The allure of a Caesar salad lies in its dressing — the sting of raw garlic, the salty umami of Parmesan, that anchovy funk. What you toss it with is less important. As long as it’s sturdy enough to ...

Learning to program in C on an online platform can provide structured learning and a certification to show along with your resume. Learning C can still be useful in 2026, especially if you want to ...

DOVER, Del. - Nearly 250 years after Caesar Rodney made his famous ride from Dover to Philadelphia to cast Delaware's vote for independence, a reenactment of that historic journey is once again ...

Cipher Digital is raising $810M in junk bonds at 6.25% to fund its Stingray data centre in West Texas, leased to Amazon under a 15-year contract. Cipher Digital is raising $810 million from a ...

In 47 BC, Julius Caesar sailed to North Africa to mop up the remaining forces of his longtime rival, Pompey the Great, and the anti-Caesarian factions of the Senate. Pompey himself had been killed the ...

Thirteen new statues have been installed at Freedom Plaza in downtown D.C. The National Park Service says the statues depicting prominent American figures will be on display for the nation's 250th ...

"Et tu, Brute?" (“You too, Brutus?”) has become history's most famous betrayal line, but it's not really history at all. Let’s retrace history in an attempt to discover what the Roman dictator ...