Open AI makes pledges on data center operation after midterm backlash
A Washington Post developing-stories page rounds up news briefs: Paraguay's President Santiago Peña resigned after Ueno Bank's collapse, which cut off millions of customers, and his lower house voted unanimously to impeach him; Salon announced it is ceasing publication after 31 years; and Republican operative Aidan Rowan faces New York felony charges over allegedly forged ballot applications in June primaries. It also reports OpenAI's data center pledges after voters passed restrictions, Libya's Dar al-Ifta banning Nike clothing as promoting polytheism, the IRS's 2027 brackets with a $16,600 standard deduction, and Senate wins by Jon Ossoff, James Talarico, and Roy Cooper.
