As President Biden said on Monday in relation to another matter, "Never ever ever give up." As you know, our primary demand has always been that the President clear all death sentences under his authority.

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Dear President Joe Biden,

It’s been three months since I sent you my suggested list of Executive Actions that you could take in your last weeks in office. A “Bucket List” so-to-speak filled with legal declarations to make the lives of your fellow Americans just a little bit better.

I am happy you took some of my advice. Thank you. 

Invasion of the “Hyperscalers” – or large-scale data centers – into Central Ohio is full-speed ahead with no end in sight. And there’s a looming question that many are not paying attention to, but should: Who is going to foot the bill for the extra American Electric Power (AEP) infrastructure and electricity needed by Amazon, Google, and Meta, to satisfy their hunger?

“The bottom line from a consumer protection perspective is, these data centers are the largest, richest, most powerful companies in the world, and they are going to consume a very large amount of electricity. And the consumer protection issue is, who is going to pay for all the infrastructure necessary to serve those big data centers and who will bear the risk in the event if something goes wrong?” Bill Michael told the Free Press, senior counsel with the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel.

A few days before the end of 2024, the independent magazine +972 reported that “Israeli army forces stormed the Kamal Adwan Hospital compound in Beit Lahiya, culminating a nearly week-long siege of the last functioning hospital in northern Gaza.” While fire spread through the hospital, its staff issued a statement saying that “surgical departments, laboratory, maintenance, and emergency units have been completely burned,” and patients were “at risk of dying at any moment.”