John Haughey
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John Haughey is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. elections, U.S. Congress, energy, defense, and infrastructure.
Mr. Haughey has more than 45 years of media experience. You can reach John via email at [email protected]
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Sherrill Beats Ciattarelli to Win New Jersey Governor’s Race
Four-term House Rep. fends off underdog GOP challenger to become the second woman to lead the Garden State.
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As Polls Tighten, Republicans Say Momentum Is With Them in New Jersey Governor Race
This time, Jack Ciattarelli supporters believe they have the votes to overcome 2021’s narrow loss and end Democrats’ eight-year Trenton trifecta.
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Rising Electricity Costs Emerge as Key Campaign Issue in New Jersey, Virginia Races
Power bills may be among the factors that determine what party is in power in statehouses and governors’ mansions in 2026.
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Pact to Revive South Carolina Power Project Signals Trump’s ‘Nuclear Renaissance’ Gaining Traction
In the tentative deal, Brookfield will supply Santee Cooper with electricity and sell the rest to developments the new power source will draw to the region.
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Trump Praises Data Center Developers for Advancing Projects by Building Own Power Plants
The president said while the grid cannot expand as rapidly as China, American corporations are using his policies to bring their own juice to AI proposals.
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US Fusion Pioneers Call on Congress for $10 Billion Boost to Outpace China
Lawmakers, administration officials told industry leaders and investors in Washington that prospects for increased funding under a new ‘roadmap’ are promising.
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Long-Litigated Massive Arizona Copper Mine Could Break Ground in Early 2026
Resolution Copper’s 7,000-acre mine, to include a 1.8-mile-wide open pit, clears key hurdle with Supreme Court refusing for second time to hear legal challenge.
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Burgum Says US Taking ‘Extraordinary Steps’ to Foil CCP Market Manipulation
The interior secretary said the Trump administration trade talks are exposing China’s vulnerability as ’the most energy-dependent country in the world.’
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Trump Coal Boost Gains Momentum as Bids, Land Opened Up
Leases awarded in Alabama and Utah, new mines approved in Tennessee and Wyoming, more than 13 million acres opened to coal mining this year.
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Sherrill Beats Ciattarelli to Win New Jersey Governor’s Race
Four-term House Rep. fends off underdog GOP challenger to become the second woman to lead the Garden State.
|
As Polls Tighten, Republicans Say Momentum Is With Them in New Jersey Governor Race
This time, Jack Ciattarelli supporters believe they have the votes to overcome 2021’s narrow loss and end Democrats’ eight-year Trenton trifecta.
|
Rising Electricity Costs Emerge as Key Campaign Issue in New Jersey, Virginia Races
Power bills may be among the factors that determine what party is in power in statehouses and governors’ mansions in 2026.
|
Pact to Revive South Carolina Power Project Signals Trump’s ‘Nuclear Renaissance’ Gaining Traction
In the tentative deal, Brookfield will supply Santee Cooper with electricity and sell the rest to developments the new power source will draw to the region.
|
Trump Praises Data Center Developers for Advancing Projects by Building Own Power Plants
The president said while the grid cannot expand as rapidly as China, American corporations are using his policies to bring their own juice to AI proposals.
|
US Fusion Pioneers Call on Congress for $10 Billion Boost to Outpace China
Lawmakers, administration officials told industry leaders and investors in Washington that prospects for increased funding under a new ‘roadmap’ are promising.
|
Long-Litigated Massive Arizona Copper Mine Could Break Ground in Early 2026
Resolution Copper’s 7,000-acre mine, to include a 1.8-mile-wide open pit, clears key hurdle with Supreme Court refusing for second time to hear legal challenge.
|
Burgum Says US Taking ‘Extraordinary Steps’ to Foil CCP Market Manipulation
The interior secretary said the Trump administration trade talks are exposing China’s vulnerability as ’the most energy-dependent country in the world.’
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Trump Coal Boost Gains Momentum as Bids, Land Opened Up
Leases awarded in Alabama and Utah, new mines approved in Tennessee and Wyoming, more than 13 million acres opened to coal mining this year.
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