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Google says those algorithm documents that you may have seen online this week are real.

The White House throws its support behind nuclear power plants, and customs is cracking down on Sheehan and T-Mew.

Google has confirmed that the 2,500 leaked internal documents with details on data tracked by the company are authentic.

The Verge reported this on Wednesday evening.

The documents contain details on Google's secret algorithm for ranking search results which sheds light on the kind of data that Google collects and uses.

A company spokesperson Davis Thompson told the media outlet that he would caution against making inaccurate assumptions about search based on out of context, outdated, or incomplete information.

Rand Fishkin, a search engine optimization expert earlier this week, shared the

leak search API documentation obtained by the founder of EA Eagle Digital and confirmed by former Google employees.

The Biden administration announced new measures Wednesday intended to accelerate the development

of new U.S US nuclear power projects.

The goal is to help mitigate risk associated with the construction of plants that can cost

tens of billions of dollars.

The last commercial scale reactor built in the US was

Southern Company's Vogel Nuclear Project which came in more than 16 billion dollars

over budget and seven years behind schedule.

The White House unveiled a new working group including members of federal agencies

as well as nuclear developers, contractors, labor, and nonprofit organizations that will identify ways to mitigate

cost and schedule overruns in plant construction.

It also said the Army will solicit feedback for a program to deploy advanced nuclear reactors

to provide power to multiple facilities around the U.S.

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