Democrats Split on Israel and the Politics of Data Centers

A recent vote in the U.S. House of Representatives highlighted a growing division among Democrats regarding aid to Israel. An amendment to eliminate $3.3 billion in military and humanitarian aid failed 314-104, but nearly half of House Democrats supported it, indicating a significant shift in the party's stance on U.S.-Israel relations. Republicans are reportedly leveraging this split. Additionally, the article discusses the political implications of hyperscale data center construction for AI, which has become a contentious issue in communities nationwide ahead of the November election, with both parties attempting to capitalize on public opposition.