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TerraPower Advances Natrium Reactor Construction in Wyoming

TerraPower has officially commenced construction on its Natrium advanced nuclear reactor in Wyoming, marking a key milestone for U.S. clean energy deployment.

Sarah MitchellTop Contributora month ago

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Critical Minerals

Albemarle Hits Key Milestone at Kings Mountain Lithium Mine

Albemarle completes dewatering at its North Carolina lithium site as federal support and Project Vault financing accelerate US battery material independence.

Dr. Michael ChenTop Contributora month ago

Energy Policy

Constellation Nuclear Restart Gains Momentum for AI Power

Constellation Energy advances the Three Mile Island nuclear restart to meet surging AI data center power demand, signaling a shift in baseload energy policy.

Sarah MitchellTop Contributor2 months ago

Energy Policy

NextEra Energy Unveils $75 Billion Clean Infrastructure Plan

NextEra Energy commits $75 billion through 2028 to expand renewable capacity and grid infrastructure, targeting surging power demand from AI data centers.

Sarah MitchellTop Contributor2 months ago

Energy Policy

DOE Finalizes $1.5 Billion Loan for Palisades Nuclear Plant

The U.S. Department of Energy closes a $1.52 billion loan to restore the 800-megawatt Palisades nuclear plant, marking a major milestone for domestic clean energy.

Sarah MitchellTop Contributor2 months ago

Energy Policy

U.S. Department of Energy Announces $4.2 Billion Critical Minerals Initiative

The federal government unveils its largest-ever investment in domestic critical mineral processing, targeting rare earth elements and battery metals.

James Crawford2 months ago

Technology & Innovation

Breakthrough in Direct Lithium Extraction Could Slash Production Costs by 60%

A new membrane technology developed at MIT enables efficient lithium extraction from geothermal brines, potentially transforming the economics of lithium production.

Dr. Michael ChenTop Contributor2 months ago

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Key US Data This Week Seen Bolstering Case for October Rate Hike

Recent economic indicators, including a notable increase in August retail sales and rising business activity in September, have led to growing expectations for a potential interest rate hike. Market analysts suggest this data strengthens the argument for the Federal Reserve to take action as early as October.

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Trump’s MAGA Inc. sends $10M to Texas in first general election spend of the year

The Trump-aligned super PAC, MAGA Inc., has allocated $10 million toward Texas for its initial general election expenditure of the year. This move marks a significant financial commitment as the organization begins its broader strategy for the upcoming election cycle.

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‘Our threat level should be up’: Republicans worry Trump’s super PAC is taking the midterms easy

Some Republican figures have expressed concern regarding the perceived lack of urgency from Trump's super PAC during the midterm season. These critics argue that the organization needs to increase its activity level to better address the political challenges facing the party.

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Bloomberg GreenMines & Energy

Biggest US Grid’s Data-Center Plan Accepted With 5-Month Pause

The largest power grid in the United States has received approval for a proposal regarding data center energy integration, though the implementation will be delayed by a five-month pause. This decision reflects ongoing efforts to balance the surging electricity demands of data centers with the operational stability of the regional power network.

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Washington TimesMines & Energy

The machine that the AI boom cannot get enough of

This article highlights the intense demand for a specific piece of machinery essential to the ongoing artificial intelligence boom. It notes that the equipment is so highly sought after that buyers are currently facing a multi-year waiting period to acquire it.

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The DispatchMines & Energy

American Christians Should Take Religious Persecution as Seriously as Christ Did

This article explores the moral imperative for American Christians to prioritize the issue of global religious persecution. The author reflects on personal testimonies from displaced believers to argue that the faith community should maintain a deep, active commitment to supporting those suffering for their religious beliefs.

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The DispatchMines & Energy

Military Tech Cooperation With Israel Is Less Radical Than Critics Claim

This article examines a specific provision within the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act regarding military technology collaboration between the United States and Israel. The author argues that while the policy marks a significant shift, it is not as extreme or controversial as some critics have suggested.

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Bloomberg PoliticsFinance & Politics

Inflation-Weary Alaskans Put Senate Control in Play

Economic dissatisfaction among voters in Alaska has turned a Senate race into a highly competitive contest. The outcome of this election is being closely watched on a national level as it could influence which party holds the majority in the Senate following the midterms.

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Bond Selloff Resumes as Oil Rises After Trump Spurns Iran Offer

Financial markets are seeing increased volatility as U.S. Treasury yields rise following President Trump's decision to decline an Iranian proposal regarding the Strait of Hormuz. This geopolitical tension has caused crude oil prices to increase, leading to investor concerns about ongoing inflation and the possibility of further interest rate adjustments by the Federal Reserve.

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TerraPower Advances Natrium Reactor Construction in Wyoming

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Albemarle Hits Key Milestone at Kings Mountain Lithium Mine

Constellation Nuclear Restart Gains Momentum for AI Power

NextEra Energy Unveils $75 Billion Clean Infrastructure Plan

DOE Finalizes $1.5 Billion Loan for Palisades Nuclear Plant

U.S. Department of Energy Announces $4.2 Billion Critical Minerals Initiative

Breakthrough in Direct Lithium Extraction Could Slash Production Costs by 60%

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Key US Data This Week Seen Bolstering Case for October Rate Hike

Trump’s MAGA Inc. sends $10M to Texas in first general election spend of the year

‘Our threat level should be up’: Republicans worry Trump’s super PAC is taking the midterms easy

Biggest US Grid’s Data-Center Plan Accepted With 5-Month Pause

The machine that the AI boom cannot get enough of

American Christians Should Take Religious Persecution as Seriously as Christ Did

Military Tech Cooperation With Israel Is Less Radical Than Critics Claim

Inflation-Weary Alaskans Put Senate Control in Play

Bond Selloff Resumes as Oil Rises After Trump Spurns Iran Offer

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