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Senate expected to vote on stock trading ban, data center bill before election recess
Source: CNBC
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The Senate is set to vote on bills that would prohibit lawmakers from trading individual stocks while in office and address utility costs associated with data centers. Democratic opposition creates uncertainty over passage. The measures could affect congressional ethics rules and the allocation of rising power costs tied to AI-driven data-center expansion.
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