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New York Congressional Candidates Clash Over AI Data Centers in Campaign Ad
News ClipNew York Post·Orangeburg, Rockland County, NY

New York Congressional Candidates Clash Over AI Data Centers in Campaign Ad

Rep. Mike Lawler's campaign ad targets his Democratic rival, Cait Conley, for supporting AI data centers and her past consulting work with AI firms. Lawler criticizes Conley, citing rising utility costs in Rockland County due to data centers, while Conley's campaign states she supports Governor Kathy Hochul's executive order for a one-year data center freeze. The ad highlights data centers as a contentious issue in the competitive 17th congressional district race.

9/14/2026
US Data Centers: Local Ordinances Proliferate, Anthropic Plans Texas Facility
News ClipHeatmap News·Hubbard, Hill County, TX

US Data Centers: Local Ordinances Proliferate, Anthropic Plans Texas Facility$

Local ordinances restricting data center construction are rapidly proliferating across the US, with over 530 new statutes enacted this year, leading to project cancellations. Concurrently, Anthropic is reportedly in advanced talks to secure $15 billion for a new data center and power-generating complex in Hubbard, Texas, backed by Google and a consortium of banks led by Morgan Stanley. The FCC's ban on imported inverters is expected to have minimal impact on the US solar panel buildout, which can connect to data centers and the grid.

7/31/2026
This Data Center is Getting a $77 Million Tax Break to Create One Job
News ClipNew York Focus·Orangeburg, Rockland County, NY

This Data Center is Getting a $77 Million Tax Break to Create One Job

The Rockland County IDA approved a nearly $77 million tax break for JPMorganChase's data center expansion in Orangeburg, NY, to create just one permanent job. This controversial subsidy, deemed the largest of its kind per job by watchdog groups, has sparked calls for legislative reforms to rein in tax breaks for data centers and raised concerns about their environmental and utility impacts.

4/20/2026