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The 5 hottest destinations to celebrate America's 250th birthday Original

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By Kelsey Vlamis Verified
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If you're looking for the best place for a big birthday bash this summer, look no further. America's birthday, that is. As the United States celebrates two and a half centuries of existence, "America250" celebrations are planned throughout the country, from the lawn of the White House to historic old hotels on Route 66.
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A data center owner who went viral protesting a Google project in Iowa said it has to be 'done right'

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Kelsey Vlamis Thu, June 18, 2026 at 8:11 AM UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Doug Sevey went viral for speaking out against a proposed Google data center in Iowa. Sevey, who owns data centers, said he's concerned about the project's potential water consumption. Resistance to data centers is playing out across the US. A proposed Google data center project in Iowa has found an unlikely opponent: another data center owner.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed to stop California's billionaire tax. He has just over a week left to keep it off the ballot. Original

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By Kelsey Vlamis Verified
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Gov. Gavin Newsom's fight to stop a proposed tax on billionaires in California is coming down to the wire. The so-called billionaire tax — which would impose a one-time 5% tax on California residents whose assets exceed $1 billion — could appear on the ballot this November if critics aren't able to stop it ahead of a June 25 deadline. Newsom previously vowed to fight the proposed tax, telling The New York Times in January he believed it would hinder innovation.
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