Almanac Birthdays and Facts for Today in 2025
Today marks the 211th day of 2025 with notable birthdays including Emily Bronte Henry Ford Casey Stengel Bud Selig Paul Anka Arnold Schwarzenegger Laurence Fishburne Lisa Kudrow Vivica Fox Terry Crews Christopher Nolan Hilary Swank Hope Solo. It notes Top of the Pops farewell in 2006 and a Stengel quote about management. Baltimore population figures and city founding are also listed along with moon phase.
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Vivica A. Fox
Terry Crews
Christopher Nolan
Hilary Swank
Hope Solo
Culture shift needed after online doxxing scandal
Kate Wagner argues that the viral exposure of Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot at a Coldplay concert reveals a broader online panopticon. Dozens join in doxxing strangers, normalizing surveillance, fear, and punitive reaction. A call to curb mass surveillance and protect privacy.
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The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 250 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full address and phone number for verification by mail fax or email.
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Democrats face autopsy as they seek a path forward
Media describe a Democratic autopsy after a loss, omitting Biden and Harris. The piece argues the party must abandon its social agenda, refocus on economy and foreign policy, and avoid radical leadership like Fateh and Mamdani II. It warns a third party may rise if dead ideas persist.
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Taxing AI to curb climate damage sparks debate
Bloomberg Opinion argues AI growth risks vast energy and water use as data centers could consume up to 12 percent of U.S. electricity by 2028 and 8.7 percent of global energy by 2050. It suggests AI taxes or a global carbon tax to curb emissions, while noting political and practical challenges and the need to align AI growth with human flourishing.
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European Climate Foundation
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