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Data center boom puts water, power costs and Catholic concerns on the ballot

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By Camillo Barone Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
As the artificial intelligence boom drives a rapid expansion of data centers across the United States, server facilities are becoming an increasingly visible issue in the 2026 midterm elections — including for Catholic and other faith-based voters concerned about energy costs, water consumption, environmental stewardship and the impact on vulnerable communities.
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Asked about Trump's press ban, Leo tells Vatican journalists, 'Here, you are all welcome'

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By Camillo Barone Verified, Justin McLellan Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Greeting journalists on his flight to France on Friday, Pope Leo XIV was asked about the recent decision by President Donald Trump to ban certain news organizations from the White House, and the pope used the question as an opportunity to welcome the Vatican press corps. "I'm very happy that, here, you are all welcome," Leo responded to CNN Vatican correspondent Christopher Lamb. Along with Politico and MSNOW, CNN was also banned from the White House, before a federal judge intervened.
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As people turn to AI for spiritual guidance, experts warn of emotional dependency

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By Camillo Barone Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming more than a search engine for people. It can be a confidant, adviser and, in some cases, a source of guidance on relationships, morality, grief, spirituality and the meaning of life. That shift is at the center of a new report from The AI Collective, a San Francisco-based nonprofit, based on 13 public dialogues held over a year with participants from 52 countries.
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