Until recently, Lanyia Brooks worked as a custodian in a data center, where she spent her days maintaining the facility while watching tech professionals build the infrastructure around her. Brooks said that perspective changed completely when a data center technician noticed her work ethic and remarked that she “worked too hard to be just working as a custodian,” and sent her a link to a specialized career training program. Despite waiting two anxious months to hear back, Brooks was accepted, conquering her fears to take her very first airplane flight to Indianapolis for the opportunity. One week into the intensive program, Brooks says she is thriving in a high-energy environment alongside a deeply positive and ambitious cohort of classmates. “My immediate goal is to master my training and learning the ins and outs of physical servers and networking — with long-term plans to transition into an advanced technician role within a year,” she said.

Apparently after listening to Hostin reasoning she does not know that a woman has won statewide election in South Carolina twice and significantly. @NikkiHaley won her two gubernatorial elections in South Carolina in 2010 and 2014, significantly expanding her support in her reelection campaign. In 2010 Election: Haley defeated Democrat Vincent Sheheen by a 4.5% four years later she won a rematch against Sheheen by a 14.5% margin. To suggest that it would be improbable for a woman to win South Carolina and would be "DEI" is both uneducated, but also incredibly insulting to what Haley accomplished. I remember distinctly I covered both elections.

Eos is one of several industries in manufacturing that support Trump’s tariffs. Their breakthrough announcement today is going to be a game changer in AI and across-the-board in energy, agriculture and manufacturing.