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The Senate Leadership Fund is pulling back in North Carolina and moving money into Kansas, where it plans a seven-figure advertising buy. It had planned about $18 million in new North Carolina ads and already spent about $32 million there.
The Senate Leadership Fund had booked $19.5 million in North Carolina advertising.
The US Senate rejected the Ratepayer Protection Act by a 57–43 vote, short of the 60 votes needed to advance it. The bill would have required utilities to consider standards making datacenters pay for certain electricity infrastructure upgrades.
Votes cast in favor of advancing the Ratepayer Protection Act
The US Senate voted 47-53 against a Democratic resolution requiring an unclassified State Department report on nine Americans killed in the occupied West Bank, Israeli detention of US citizens and Palestinian children, and broader human rights conditions.
The resolution received 47 votes in favor.
Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democratic challenger Mary Peltola faced questions and allegations during a debate in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race.
Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to Georgia on Friday to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins, who is running against incumbent Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.
Ukraine says Starshield access remains blocked and restrictions on satellite connectivity have hindered military operations. Zelenskyy said U.S. intelligence sharing resumed after a three-day pause, while Washington says Ukraine’s request for deep-strike access remains under discussion.
AllegedSpeed above which Starlink terminals reportedly had their service limited
Chuck Schumer says he is running for another term as Senate Democratic leader. Democratic senators indicate he currently has broad support, though the midterm election results could affect his future and no challenger has emerged.
People killed in the January immigration enforcement shootings