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‘Toothless messaging’? Senate agenda caught up in midterm branding (opens the original)
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As senators looked for the exits this week, Republican leaders forced votes on two hot-topic campaign issues: data center electricity costs and lawmakers’ ability to buy and sell stocks. Democrats tried to label both as “toothless” last-ditch messaging bids, saying Republicans are merely trying to boost their sagging polls as they fight to retain their majority. “At a time when Americans are calling out for real guardrails on AI, Senate Republicans are trying to secure an ineffectual participati
Wildfire bill to ease path for controlled burns passes Senate (opens the original)
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The Senate passed legislation that would amend the Clean Air Act to ensure states would not be penalized for conducting prescribed burns intended to prevent larger, uncontrolled wildfires by unanimous consent on Tuesday. Under current law, states are required to meet air quality standards for particulate matter pollution. Controlled burns can increase this pollution, and while these are technically “exceptional events” that wouldn’t count toward whether a state is in compliance, states have said
Lawmakers cry foul over publicly funded Trump TV ads (opens the original)
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The White House is using Customs and Border Protection funding to run pro-Trump political advertisements, Democratic appropriators said Tuesday. The funding comes from last year’s massive GOP budget reconciliation law and was intended for CBP, said House Appropriations ranking member Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., and House Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee ranking member Henry Cuellar, D-Texas. The TV advertisements have drawn bipartisan criticism on Capitol Hill, as some lawmakers voice wo
Who would this independent caucus with? ‘Everybody’ (opens the original)
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Three independent candidates made the trek to Capitol Hill this week to make a point about AI and data centers, calling on Congress to rein in a “real threat.” They also made a case for another reality — their own. “We’re all running outside of the corrupt two-party system,” said Dan Osborn, an Omaha mechanic and union leader running for Senate in Nebraska. In town for the Independent National Convention, Osborn, South Dakota Senate candidate Brian Bengs and Alaska House hopeful Bill Hill face a
‘The assumption is yes,’ Thune says of another leadership run (opens the original)
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As the Senate tries to navigate its final business before the midterms, Republicans are facing another question — who will steer the ship once they’re done? So far, they’re not straying far from their current captain, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, with no viable rival emerging as yet. “The assumption is yes,” the South Dakota Republican said Thursday afternoon when asked if he would run again for leader in November. That internal conference election will take place after the midterms. A GOP
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