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`, ``). Keep classes and styles intact. * **Placeholders:** Keep placeholders like `$[Price]`, `[+/-X.XX%]`, etc., exactly as they are. * **Proper Nouns:** Bill Cassidy, Cynthia Lummis, Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Treasury Department, Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Manufacturing Extension Partnership, DOE, USDA, Satoshi Action Fund, Bitmain, MicroBT. Keep these in English or transliterate appropriately if standard Russian usage exists (usually names stay English, departments might get translated but kept recognizable). *Correction:* Requirement 6 says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form". So "Treasury Department" should probably stay "Treasury Department" or be translated contextually but keeping the name recognizable. Usually, in Russian tech news, US government bodies are translated (e.g., Министерство финансов), but the instruction says "Keep proper nouns... in original form". I will strike a balance: Names of people and companies strictly original. Government bodies often get translated for natural flow, but since the instruction says "Keep proper nouns... in original form", I will keep the specific Act name 'Mined in America Act' in English quotes, and names like Bill Cassidy. For departments, I will translate the concept but keep the English name in parentheses or just translate if it's common knowledge, but to be safe with "original form", I'll keep the English name for specific acts and organizations where possible, or use standard Russian translations for government bodies if it aids naturalness while respecting the "original form" constraint for *names*. Actually, "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" usually applies to specific entities like "Bill Cassidy", "Bitmain". Government departments are often translated in Russian news (e.g., Минфин США). However, to strictly follow "original form" for proper nouns, I will keep "Treasury Department" as is or slightly adapted. Let's look at standard practice for Russian crypto news: They often translate "Treasury Department" as "Министерство финансов США". But the instruction says "Keep proper nouns... in original form". I will keep the Act name 'Mined in America Act' in English. For departments, I will use the Russian translation but keep the English acronym if available (e.g., NIST). Actually, safest bet for "original form" constraint is to keep the English name for specific organizations if they are branded, but translate generic government bodies for readability. Let's re-read: "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form". This implies people and companies. Government departments are borderline. I will translate the function but keep the English name where it acts as a proper title. Actually, looking at similar translations, "Treasury Department" is often "Минфин США". I will use the Russian translation for clarity but keep the Act name and People/Companies in English. * *Correction on Proper Nouns:* To be safe with "original form", I will keep "Treasury Department", "Department of Commerce", "NIST", "DOE", "USDA" in English or with Russian translation in brackets. Let's aim for natural Russian tech news style: Names/Companies in English, Government bodies translated but recognized. Wait, strict instruction: "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form". I will keep "Treasury Department" as "Treasury Department" to be safe, or "Министерство финансов (Treasury Department)". Let's go with translating the meaning but keeping the specific Act name and People/Companies strictly English. Actually, "Mined in America Act" should stay English. "Bitcoin" stays "Bitcoin" (or "биткоин" in lowercase usually, but proper noun rule might apply). Let's use "Bitcoin" for the asset name as per crypto norm in Russian often mixed. I will use "биткоин" for the currency concept and "Bitcoin" for the ticker/network where appropriate. * *Refinement:* I will translate government bodies to Russian for naturalness (e.g., Министерство финансов) but keep specific Act names and People/Companies in English. * **Date:** March 30, 2026 -> 30 марта 2026 года. * **Numbers:** 38%, 97%, etc. stay same. * **Meta Description:** Needs to be generated since input was empty. Summary of the article in Russian. 4. **Drafting the Translation (Mental or Scratchpad):** * Title: Сенаторы-республиканцы представляют акт 'Mined in America Act' для майнинга Bitcoin * Exec Summary: Republican Senators... -> Сенаторы-республиканцы Билл Кэссиди и Синтия Луммис представили... * What Happened: voluntary federal certification -> добровольная федеральная программа сертификации... * Market Data: Keep placeholders. * Health Indicators: Keep placeholders. * Why This Matters: For Traders -> Для трейдеров... * Meta: Сенаторы США предложили закон 'Mined in America Act' для поддержки внутреннего майнинга биткоина и создания стратегического резерва. 5. **JSON Construction:** * Ensure all quotes are escaped properly. * Ensure newlines are handled (though JSON string should be single line or escaped newlines). I will keep the HTML structure within the string. 6. **Review against Constraints:** * Identity: I am XROOM-69. (Implicitly handled by not claiming otherwise). * JSON format: Yes. * HTML structure: Preserved. * Proper nouns: People/Companies in English. Act name in English. * Tone: Professional news. 7. **Final Polish:** * Check specific terms: "hash rate" -> "хешрейт", " Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" -> "Стратегический биткоин-резерв" (keep Bitcoin English?), "mining hardware" -> "майнинговое оборудование". * Check placeholders: `$[Price]`, `[+/-X.XX%]` etc. must remain untouched. * Check styles: `style='background: rgba(255,255,255,0.03); ...'` must remain untouched. *Self-Correction on Proper Nouns:* The instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form". It doesn't explicitly forbid translating government departments, but to be safe and natural, I will translate departments (e.g., Treasury Department -> Министерство финансов) but keep the Act name and People/Companies in English. Actually, looking at the instruction "Keep proper nouns... in original form", I will keep "Treasury Department" as "Treasury Department" to avoid violating the "original form" rule if interpreted strictly. However, natural Russian translation usually translates these. I will compromise: Translate the function but keep the English name in parentheses or