Platner Doesn’t Commit to Data Center Moratorium, Calls AI ‘Utterly Terrifying’
Democratic nominee has proposed rate freezes and taxes on oil companies.
Democratic nominee has proposed rate freezes and taxes on oil companies.
WASHINGTON, June 11, 2026 — Maine’s Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner supports slowing data center development but has not committed himself to a concrete policy position.
In a May 9 interview with Heatmap, Platner said he is worried about AI’s social impact and is working on a policy plan to slow down development.
Former Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), who led the Energy and Commerce Committee for one term, calls for USF’s overhaul before lawmakers consider new revenue sources
Panelists say the evaluation gap, not geopolitics, is the binding constraint on global AI rules
The FCC said only domestic airlines would get rebates after the upper C-band auction next year
After a three-judge panel upheld the rules, the full court will rehear the case Oct. 21
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