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US House passes Ratepayer Protection Act: What is it, what would it do and who voted against it?

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US House passes Ratepayer Protection Act: What is it, what would it do and who voted against it?

The House approved the Ratepayer Protection Act in a 417-3 vote, aiming to prevent households from bearing electricity costs for large AI data centers.

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