Semiconductor Supplier GlobalFoundries to Spend $16B to Boost US Chip Production - Investopedia
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GlobalFoundries plans to spend more than $16 billion to increase chip production in the U.S.
Earth’s oldest living creature unearthed—dating back 700 million years - The Brighter Side of News
For over a century, scientists have wrestled with one of biology’s most fundamental mysteries: how t...
Pamela Bach’s heartbreaking final message to her daughter revealed three months after her death - Page Six
An investigation summary revealed that Bach had a phone conversation with one of her daughters on th...
US Steel workers see hope of job security in deal with Japan’s Nippon - Financial Times
Many factory workers have put faith in Donald Trump and broken with their union over support for tie...
Trump Biopic ‘The Apprentice’ Dominates Politically-Charged Canadian Screen Awards - The Hollywood Reporter
Wet'suwet'en leader Molly Wickham, an indigenous activist, used Canadian film and TV's biggest night...
Why do humans sweat while stressed?
To produce delicious salty taste!
What are the reasons for people being banned from social media sites like Twitter and Instagram? Why is it considered a big deal?
Honestly don't ask me but in my opinion I got banned from social media because I reported someone fo...
Kyle Ashman Dumped From ‘Love Island UK’ Before Entering The Villa & Ahead Of Season 12 Premiere - Deadline
Kyla Ashman will not enter the 'Love Island UK' villa, hours after ITV2 revealed the cast for its se...
Why do flat Earthers exist? Why can’t I see the Sun at night? Is it because Earth is not flat?
Why do flat earthers exist? Because social media gives stupid people a platform to express their stu...
Steam gamers given 24 hours to grab hit game completely free - GAMINGbible
Download and play a free hit game on Steam
Google Confirms Most Gmail Users Must Upgrade Accounts - Forbes
Change your account now — here’s why.
Fran Tarkenton on Jim Marshall: “He was the greatest leader . . . I’ve ever played with” - NBC Sports
Vikings legend Jim Marshall died on Tuesday, at the age of 87.