Dan Merica
Co-Anchor at The Early 202
Investigative reporter @AP, covering politics and the use of AI. Formerly at @TheMessenger and @CNN. Headlines in @nymag, @notusreports and @thedailybeast.
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1 month ago |
journalnow.com | Dan Merica
WASHINGTON — Last week, the Democrats' vice-presidential nominee’s military record came under assault from Republicans — attacks reminiscent of those two decades earlier on Sen. John Kerry during his White House run. Democratic strategists who lived through the Kerry onslaught, however, say the political landscape changed so much since 2004 that they do not believe the attacks will land with the same resonance.
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Dec 15, 2024 |
telegraphherald.com | Dan Merica |Jesse Bedayn
ALEXANDRIA, VA. — The sprawling, windowless warehouses that hold rows of high-speed servers powering almost everything the world does on phones and computers are increasingly becoming fixtures of the American landscape, popping up in towns, cities and suburbs across the United States.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
lockportjournal.com | Dan Merica |Jesse Bedayn
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Richard Andre Newman thought he would live the rest of his life in his quiet, leafy neighborhood in suburban Virginia. He was born and raised in Bren Mar Park, where children ride their bikes and neighbors wave hello. But now, as he’s approaching 60, he’s considering selling his Fairfax County home and moving away.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
rapidcityjournal.com | Dan Merica |Jesse Bedayn
ALEXANDRIA, VA. — The sprawling, windowless warehouses that hold rows of high-speed servers powering almost everything the world does on phones and computers are increasingly becoming fixtures of the American landscape, popping up in towns, cities and suburbs across the United States. Demand for data centers ballooned in recent years because of the rapid growth of cloud computing and artificial intelligence, and urban and rural governments are competing for lucrative deals with big tech companies.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
chronicle-tribune.com | Dan Merica |Jesse Bedayn
ALEXANDRIA, VA. (AP) — The sprawling, windowless warehouses that hold rows of high-speed servers powering almost everything the world does on phones and computers are increasingly becoming fixtures of the American landscape, popping up in towns, cities and suburbs across the United States.
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