UConn head coach talks about thrilling win and major comeback

UConn coach Dan Hurley on thrilling last-second win vs. Duke

Down by 19 at one point during the game, Hurley said his team "leaned on our resiliency and fortitude" to make a major comeback against Duke in the Elite Eight.

Denmark faces tough coalition talks following election

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen handed in her government's resignation. The move comes after her three-party coalition suffered a large defeat in March 25's snap elections. Frederiksen faces tough coalition talks if she wants to remain PM. Since neither the left nor right leaning blocs won a majority in Denmark, Frederiksen's fate likely lies is in the hands of the centrist Moderate party of Lars Lugge Rasmussen, a foreign minister in her own government.

FEMA will resume major grant program after yearlong hiatus, following a court order - AP News

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Mullins Madness! Freshman's 35-footer gives UConn a 73-72 win over Duke and a Final Four spot - AP News

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Mette Frederiksen’s leftwing bloc fails to win majority in Danish election, exit polls suggest - The Guardian

Exclusive: Wind projects delayed as Trump's Pentagon reviews stall

<p>More than two dozen wind farms across the U.S. are being<strong> </strong>delayed as the Trump administration sits on military reviews that were<strong> </strong>once considered routine.</p><p><strong>Why it matters</strong>: The delays are dragging down a race led by tech companies — and backed by President Trump — to build power-hungry data centers to lead the global AI race.</p><hr><p><strong>By the numbers: </strong>At least 30 onshore wind farms projects are affected by the Pentagon paperwork logjam, according to Jason Grumet, head of the American Clean Power Association.</p><ul><li>At roughly 200 to 300 megawatts each, that's about 7.5 gigawatts of stalled capacity.</li><li>Even accounting for the variability of wind, those farms could produce enough electricity to power several cities — or multiple large data centers.</li></ul><p><strong>The reviews</strong> are necessary to make sure the wind farms' turbines won't interfere with military radar or aviation systems.</p><p><...