John Haughey
Reporter
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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How a Water War Is Brewing Over a Drying Lake in Nevada
Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.
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As Demand Grows, US Nuclear Energy Industry Faces Looming Crunch in Reactor Fuel Supply
Experts laud $2.7 billion outlay to rebuild nation’s capacity to enrich uranium but warn it may take a decade for domestic production to meet burgeoning need.
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Nuclear Chief Lauds Trump Reforms but Says His Agency Will Maintain Its Independence
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair Ho Nieh assured industry professionals at a Seattle advanced reactors summit that there’s no White House ‘takeover of NRC.’
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Industry Groups, Advocates Press for Adoption of Bipartisan Permitting Bill
Key congressional leaders say odds are good that the SPEED Act, advanced by the House in December 2025, will reach Trump’s desk by year’s end.
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Small Water Systems Vulnerable to Cyberattacks, Operators and Experts Warn
A U.S. Senate panel was told that rural districts can’t reliably thwart sophisticated electronic sabotage—and that ‘bad actors’ know it.
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Booming US Firearms Industry Could Get 2026 Deregulatory Boost From Trump Administration
Despite slight 2025 decline in background checks, domestic gunmakers enjoyed a robust year with sales up by more than 300 percent since 2019.
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Direct Federal Investment, ‘Great Reactor Race’ Highlight Trump’s First-Year Energy Policies
The president focused on fossil fuel development, nuclear energy innovation, regulatory rollbacks, and reviving the mining industry—but with twists.
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Why Greenland Is Vital for US to Counter China and Russia
The Russian presence in the Arctic now includes six army bases, 10 radar stations, 14 airfields, and 16 deep-water ports.
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Housing Emerges as Top Issue in Purple Nevada’s Gubernatorial Election
Gov. Joe Lombardo dismisses Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s initiatives as ‘copied’ from his plan, which he says is lowering costs for renters, homebuyers.
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With Little Help on Horizon, Cuban Regime Increasingly Isolated
Havana is near collapse, with no relief offered by longtime ally Russia or biggest trading partner China. But the island nation has survived such crises before.
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How a Water War Is Brewing Over a Drying Lake in Nevada
Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.
|
As Demand Grows, US Nuclear Energy Industry Faces Looming Crunch in Reactor Fuel Supply
Experts laud $2.7 billion outlay to rebuild nation’s capacity to enrich uranium but warn it may take a decade for domestic production to meet burgeoning need.
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Nuclear Chief Lauds Trump Reforms but Says His Agency Will Maintain Its Independence
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair Ho Nieh assured industry professionals at a Seattle advanced reactors summit that there’s no White House ‘takeover of NRC.’
|
Industry Groups, Advocates Press for Adoption of Bipartisan Permitting Bill
Key congressional leaders say odds are good that the SPEED Act, advanced by the House in December 2025, will reach Trump’s desk by year’s end.
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Small Water Systems Vulnerable to Cyberattacks, Operators and Experts Warn
A U.S. Senate panel was told that rural districts can’t reliably thwart sophisticated electronic sabotage—and that ‘bad actors’ know it.
|
Booming US Firearms Industry Could Get 2026 Deregulatory Boost From Trump Administration
Despite slight 2025 decline in background checks, domestic gunmakers enjoyed a robust year with sales up by more than 300 percent since 2019.
|
Direct Federal Investment, ‘Great Reactor Race’ Highlight Trump’s First-Year Energy Policies
The president focused on fossil fuel development, nuclear energy innovation, regulatory rollbacks, and reviving the mining industry—but with twists.
|
Why Greenland Is Vital for US to Counter China and Russia
The Russian presence in the Arctic now includes six army bases, 10 radar stations, 14 airfields, and 16 deep-water ports.
|
Housing Emerges as Top Issue in Purple Nevada’s Gubernatorial Election
Gov. Joe Lombardo dismisses Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s initiatives as ‘copied’ from his plan, which he says is lowering costs for renters, homebuyers.
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With Little Help on Horizon, Cuban Regime Increasingly Isolated
Havana is near collapse, with no relief offered by longtime ally Russia or biggest trading partner China. But the island nation has survived such crises before.
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