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Senate Rejects Democratic Push for West Bank Violence Report
Sept. 30, 2026, 12:09 AM UTC The Senate defeated a resolution to demand more details about violence in the West Bank, an effort that comes amid increased calls among Democrats to push back against the Israeli government. The measure (S. Res. 852; BGOV Bill Analysis), rejected on a 47-51 procedural vote Tuesday, would have required the State Department to report to Congress on Israel’s human rights practices and on violence in the West Bank, including killings of Americans.
Senate Democrats Call Data Center Bill a ‘Sham’ Ahead of Vote
Sept. 29, 2026, 9:20 PM UTC Democrats are making the case that Republicans’ bill regarding data center costs is a toothless political ploy. This week’s vote will put that to the test. The Senate is expected to take a roll call vote Wednesday on a procedural motion to advance the House-passed Ratepayer Protection Act, legislation aiming to ease energy costs associated with data centers by asking states to consider creating standards.
Democrats Warn Stock-Trade Bill With Voter ID Will ‘Never Pass’
Sept. 29, 2026, 6:32 PM UTC Senate Democrats are saying the House-passed bill to restrict member stock trading is poised to fail ahead of an expected vote on Wednesday, calling the voter ID measure attached a “poison pill.” The Senate is expected to take a procedural vote on legislation that would restrict members of Congress and their families’ abilities to trade stocks, and includes provisions of President Donald Trump’s push for voter identification.
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