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Senate Blocks Bill to Address Data Center Costs (opens the original)
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The US Senate on Sept. 30 blocked legislation requiring state utility regulators to consider whether large electricity users, including data centers, should bear the incremental costs of power infrastructure built to serve them and thus ease the burden on households. Senators voted 57-43 to advance the Ratepayer Protection Act, with only four Democrats voting for it. The measure needed at least 60 affirmative votes to clear a Senate procedural hurdle. Senate Republicans had aimed to improve thei
Senate blocks bill to address data center costs (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — The Senate on Wednesday blocked legislation requiring state utility regulators to consider whether large electricity users, including data centers, should bear the incremental costs of power infrastructure built to serve them and thus ease the burden on households. Senators voted 57-43 to advance the Ratepayer Protection Act, with only four Democrats voting for it. The measure needed at least 60 affirmative votes to clear a Senate procedural hurdle. Senate Republicans had aimed
US Senate Democrats urge Israel to rein in West Bank violence (opens the original)
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(Corrects number of Democrats signing letter to 45, not 42) WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Democrats on Wednesday urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rein in a "surge" of violence by West Bank settlers and mass arrests of Palestinians by Israeli security forcesin the occupied territory. Inthe letter to Netanyahu, seen by Reuters and signed by 45 of the Senate's 47-member Democratic caucus, the lawmakers noted increasing levels of "fatal violence by settlers." They also
In win for Trump, Graham secures Republican nomination for US Senate in South Carolina (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, won the Republican primary runoff in South Carolina for U.S. Senate on Tuesday, according to U.S. media projections, in a triumph for President Donald Trump. Graham, who was appointed to hold the Senate seat until the beginning of January following her brother's death on July 11, defeated Representative Ralph Norman and will run in November's election for a full, six-year Senate term. Trump endorsed her
Democratic Rep. Moskowitz fends off challenge in Florida from democratic socialist (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — U.S. Democratic Representative Jared Moskowitz was projected on Tuesday to win the Democratic primary in Florida's 25th congressional district, fending off challenger Oliver Larkin, who was backed by the left-wing Democratic Socialists of America, according to media projections. Moskowitz was running in a new district after Florida's redistricting this year, intended to help Republicans gain seats in Congress in the November general election. No winner of the Republican prim
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