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Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Candidates Discuss Data Centers

In today's Michigan Democratic Senate primary, candidates Dr. Abdul el Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens present contrasting views on data centers, with el Sayed advocating for stricter regulations while Stevens supports their necessity for AI competition. Texas has enacted a moratorium on new data centers to evaluate their energy impact. Other significant news includes the White House's extension of the Jones Act waiver, a court ruling on clean energy grants, and ongoing wildfires in Washington.

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In today's Michigan Democratic Senate primary, candidates Dr. Abdul el Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens present contrasting views on data centers, with el Sayed advocating for stricter regulations while Stevens supports their necessity for AI competition. Texas has enacted a moratorium on new data centers to evaluate their energy impact. Other significant news includes the White House's extension of the Jones Act waiver, a court ruling on clean energy grants, and ongoing wildfires in Washington.

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Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Candidates Discuss Data Centers