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2026-09-29 18:03
Congress Targets Data Centers: What It Could Mean for Home Prices, Bills
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Critics argue that the bill trying to protect households from higher utility bills doesn’t go far enough.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Tuesday slammed a bill that would force states to consider standards to mitigate data centers' power price impacts as an "ineffectual participation trophy." His comments signal that Democrats could try to block the bill, which the Senate is expected…
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Sen. Husted Eyes Data Center Bill as Midterm Edge Newsmax
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Congress Targets Data Centers: What It Could Mean for Home Prices, Bills
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Schumer slams data center bill as 'ineffectual participation trophy'
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Schumer, Dems at odds as leader aims to kill Ohio Republican’s data center bill
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Data Centers' NDAs Would Be Banned Under New Bill
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Woman Says Goodbye to Childhood Home After Data Center Battle
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Sen. Husted Eyes Data Center Bill as Midterm Edge - Newsmax
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