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Voluntary ratepayer protection bill blocked in Senate again (opens the original)
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A bipartisan bill aimed at pressuring state utility regulators to reduce data center-related costs stalled in the Senate again Wednesday after a procedural vote to take up the bill fell short of the 60 supporters needed to move forward. The cloture vote on the motion to proceed was 57-43, keeping the measure bottled up for the time being despite winning support from four Democrats: Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and Georgia Sens. Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock. The b
Trump administration cuts mileage rules for cars, light trucks (opens the original)
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The Transportation Department released a final rule Monday that aims to “reset” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s fuel economy standards, rolling back substantial required mileage increases for automakers’ fleets implemented under the Biden administration. Dubbed “Freedom Means Affordable Cars” by the department, the 892-page rule will impact Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for cars and light trucks from model years 2022 through 2031. The administration is touting the
Vote on Chinese car imports bill sought as Xi meets with Trump (opens the original)
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With China’s leader Xi Jinping visiting Washington a few blocks away, a bipartisan duo took to the Senate floor Thursday with a push to block imports of certain vehicles and parts originating in that country, calling them a national security risk that puts domestic rivals at a disadvantage. Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, said he’d try to bring the bill to the floor next week in the hopes of passing the measure before the chamber leaves for the campaign trail. Moreno’s bill would impose federal rest
Gas tax holiday bill on ice despite House rule fracas (opens the original)
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A House Freedom Caucus push for a vote on legislation to suspend federal motor fuel taxes amid war-driven pain at the pump was thwarted Tuesday after a group of rebels briefly held up floor action on other matters to press their demands. Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris, R-Md., and other holdouts on the rule for debate on several bills, including White House-backed Russia sanctions legislation, ultimately didn’t get more than a vague promise to consider voting on Harris’ bill. And late Tuesda
Rule for debate on mining, whales, socialism measures squeaks by (opens the original)
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House GOP leaders on Tuesday narrowly gathered enough support to adopt a rule allowing their side’s bills to come to the floor, after concerns related to a stopgap spending bill to keep the government funded through the midterm elections nearly derailed the procedural resolution. After resounding passage of the stopgap bill, the rule for debate on four other measures barely squeaked by with a 210-208 vote. Provisions added to the continuing resolution by the Senate before that chamber left for A
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