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Six days after DOJ's refusal, no second European jurisdiction has joined Paris; Ohio's data-center petition has four weeks to a July 1 deadline and no public count.
Five days into the breach window and the single unresolved question — is there a second compromised customer — is the one Vercel will not answer directly.
Six days into the announced transition window and the company that has said less than any of its peers about organizational change has still said nothing.
The Post pushes its layoffs, reverses a rehire, and Margaret Sullivan writes that the center cannot hold — three data points that are the same story.
Ohioans Against Data Center Sprawl reports 94,000 verified signatures toward the 413,487 required by July 1 — the pace now makes the ballot a credible threat.
A viral identity-collapse cycle on TikTok and X — fake accounts, monetized ridicule, parasocial loop — is not internet oddity; it is the platform-era consumer-safety literacy brief.
A month after CBS took its radio division off the air, the Weiss–Cibrowski floor-plan split is the shutdown's visible architecture — reporting lines hardened into physical infrastructure.