Live updates: Senate sets up stock trading, data center votes; trade court hears Trump tariffs case
Summary
The Senate is set to vote on bills that would stop lawmakers from making new stock trades and regulate the growth of data centers. These actions are part of Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s plan to support Republican Senators Jon Husted and Pete Ricketts in their campaigns.Key Facts
- The Senate plans to vote on a bill banning new stock trades by lawmakers.
- Another bill focuses on managing the expansion of data centers.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune, a Republican from South Dakota, is leading these efforts.
- The measures aim to help Republican Senators Jon Husted (Ohio) and Pete Ricketts (Nebraska) politically.
- A trade court is also hearing a case about tariffs involving President Donald Trump’s policies.
- These developments are happening on the same day as the Senate’s planned votes.
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