Pennsylvania electric and natural gas utilities are required to offer discounted bills to low-income customers, but costs are shouldered solely by residential customers as businesses and factories do not contribute.

⚡Amazon benefits from Pennsylvania data center tax break amid $20 billion pledge

After vowing to spend $20 billion on data centers in Pennsylvania, Amazon is reaping rewards from a controversial state tax exemption, with the amount forgone unclear.

Bill Hill runs on affordability, working-class values in Alaska House race

Bill Hill, independent candidate for Alaska’s at-large House seat, is preaching working-class values and affordability in a new ad targeting incumbent Republican Rep. Nick Begich.

Assemblymember Kenyatta Stewart introduces bill to exempt officials from NJ car window tint law

Assemblymember Kenyatta Stewart introduced legislation to exempt elected officials, Cabinet members, judges, prosecutors, and their staff from New Jersey's ban on front windshield and front passenger window tinting, citing safety concerns.

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Schumer warns Trump against loosening AI chip controls to China

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer warned President Donald Trump against loosening controls on advanced AI chip sales to China, calling the approach counterproductive as Trump prepares to host Xi Jinping.

Curtis demands Senate Judiciary subpoena Trump Jr. over Russian oligarch ties

Sen. John Curtis (R-Utah) demanded the Senate Judiciary Committee investigate and subpoena Donald Trump Jr. over a ProPublica report that his wedding after-party was paid for by a Russian oligarch close to Putin.

Liccardo, Kiley propose framework for U.S.-China AI risk talks

Reps. Sam Liccardo (D-Calif.) and Kevin Kiley (I-Calif.) laid out a framework for U.S. government and AI experts to engage with China on AI safety, cybersecurity, and nuclear risks ahead of the Trump-Xi summit.

Senate to take procedural vote on district court nominee Tuesday

The Senate will take a procedural vote on a district court nominee, with a confirmation vote expected Tuesday, as the NIL bill remains under consideration and leaders assess bipartisan permitting reform.

GOP super PAC slashes $6.5 million in ads for Michael Whatley in North Carolina

A GOP super PAC slashed $6.5 million in planned ads for Michael Whatley in North Carolina, even as VP JD Vance stumped for him yesterday, according to POLITICO reporting.