Elec­tric­i­ty costs were a key issue in this week’s elec­tions for gov­er­nor in New Jer­sey and Vir­ginia, a data cen­ter hotspot, and in Geor­gia as well.

Mor­ris Katz, who man­aged Mamdani’s cam­paign, said nobody has a “worse read” on the elec­torate than “the Demo­c­ra­t­ic establishment.”

Sarah Lung­witz, a 46-year-old auto parts store work­er, wor­ries she might have to sur­ren­der her cat, Bam­bi, and two dogs, Spike and Chloe.

“Suc­cinct­ly, it’s New York,” said Aneesh Bhoopa­thy, who pre­vi­ous­ly lived in New York and helped on past cam­paigns for the Demo­c­ra­t­ic Social­ists of America.

If the shut­down per­sists much longer, the num­ber of can­cel­la­tions could jump from to 15% or 20%, Trans­porta­tion Sec­re­tary Sean Duffy said on Fox News.

On Fri­day, some states began issu­ing full month­ly SNAP ben­e­fits to peo­ple, a day after a judge ordered the Trump admin­is­tra­tion to pro­vide the funds.

Leti­tia James argued the case should be dis­missed because it’s retal­i­a­tion for her office’s pri­or fraud inves­ti­ga­tion against the president.

In a 106-page opin­ion, the judge found the pres­i­dent is enti­tled to “great def­er­ence” but had no legal basis for sum­mon­ing the Nation­al Guard.

A Neva­da reg­u­la­tor accused Bor­ing of dump­ing drilling flu­ids into a coun­ty sewage sys­tem in Las Vegas, the lat­est in a series of vio­la­tions against the moon­shot tun­nel­ing startup.

“When I’m get­ting ready, I like to stay as calm as pos­si­ble. I don’t lis­ten to music, I take a nap. I try to get my mind off gym­nas­tics,” Rivera tells Fortune.