Democrats reclaimed control of the Senate on Tuesday, according to the Fox News report, which said the party toppled Republican candidates across Trump country. Fox News said Chuck Schumer clinched five pickups during what it called a "midterm wave." The Fox News summary does not name the states, races, or candidates involved, and it does not give vote totals.
A separate report from The Hill, written by Rachel Frazin, linked Democratic victories to pushback against data centers. According to The Hill, fierce pushback to data centers helped carry Democrats to victory in key races across the nation this week, and where the centers were explicitly on the ballot, they "lost overwhelmingly." The Hill's summary breaks off in the middle of a sentence about midterm voters, so the rest of its account is not available here.
The two accounts differ in scope. The Fox News summary concerns control of the Senate and Republican candidates across Trump country, while The Hill's summary concerns races where data centers were on the ballot, and the available text does not say whether the two cover the same contests. Neither summary identifies a specific race involving a data center, and neither gives the margin of any result. The Hill's summary also begins to say that midterm voters both rejected something, but the text stops before identifying it.
The Fox News headline says Democrats seized the Senate, and The Hill's headline describes a blue wave crashing into data centers. Neither the headlines nor the summaries say when the results became final, which party holds each contested seat in the next Congress, or whether any races remain uncalled.
Sources: Fox News: Dems seize the Senate as blue tidal wave crashes deep into Trump country, topples GOP strongholds; The Hill: Blue wave crashes into data centers.