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MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. - A 30-minute drive from the site of this week's Republican debate in Milwaukee stands a mysterious glass globe that has come to symbolize the failure of one of Republican front-runner and former president Donald Trump's big promises. The 100-foot-tall sphere is one of few buildings on a largely empty plot of land bigger than three Central Parks. The globe's owner, Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn, calls it a high-performance computing data center. But local residents say they

A half-hour from Milwaukee in Mount Pleasant, facilities owned by Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn have not made good on promises touted by the former president.

Night-fighting capabilities and water supplies are likely to become critical factors in extreme heat

July's record-breaking temperatures are fueling concerns of a spike in heat-related illnesses across the armed services.

The U.S. military has not altered its training schedule despite soaring temperatures. But service officials have spent recent years at the Army Heat Center at Fort Moore, Ga., working to improve the military’s ability to train safely in high heat and rapidly respond when troops get overheated.