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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Innovators Tell House Panel More Old-School Science Needed to Forge New Mining Path
China has 44 university mining programs, and the United States has 14—a talent pipeline disparity that ensures the CCP’s global mineral market dominance.
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Program Revamps, More Money Needed to Gird the Grid for Cyber Attacks: Experts
‘America’s adversaries are not waiting ... they are already embedded,’ witness warns House panel during three-hour Dec. 2 hearing.
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Eyes on the Prize: US Nuclear Industry Chief Excited About Breakthroughs on Horizon
Todd Abrajano tells The Epoch Times that first-generation small modular reactors will be ‘online by the end of the decade or early 2030s.’
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How Saving the Wild Turkey Is Benefiting the American Wild
Conservation effort that brought the iconic bird celebrated on Thanksgiving back from the brink of extinction benefits other species, including some ‘in peril.’
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Usurping CCP ‘Playbook’ to Control Mineral Markets Will Take Time, But Can Be Done: Report
‘The story of Magnequench' is not a singular tale but one of many in an anthology of manipulation, domestic producers tell a House panel in a hearing.
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House Panel Proposes Plan to Loosen CCP Grip on Global Critical Mineral Markets
Rep. John Moolenaar said the 13 recommendations gear the United States to ’move quickly to disarm China’s loaded gun before it can be fired again.’
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This NY Town Shows the Promise of Mining to Come in Battle With China
A century-old mine and mill in rural St. Lawrence County will be producing concentrates for U.S. manufacturers—now totally reliant on imports—by year’s end.
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Rare Earths Found at Alaska Mine Strengthen US Push to Cut China Reliance
Geologists at a planned graphite mine near Nome, Alaska, have uncovered at least four elements U.S. manufacturers currently must import from China.
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Proposed EPA Rule Seeks to Limit Federal Oversight of Non-Navigable Waters
Trump administration initiative would ‘cut red tape’ in ‘Waters of the United States’ regulations, a watershed of confusion that spawned a flood of litigation.
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Federal Judge to Decide If a State Can Shut Down a Cross-Border Pipeline
US District judge to rule on Enbridge Energy’s bid to dismiss Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s 2021 revocation of a pipeline easement.
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Innovators Tell House Panel More Old-School Science Needed to Forge New Mining Path
China has 44 university mining programs, and the United States has 14—a talent pipeline disparity that ensures the CCP’s global mineral market dominance.
|
Program Revamps, More Money Needed to Gird the Grid for Cyber Attacks: Experts
‘America’s adversaries are not waiting ... they are already embedded,’ witness warns House panel during three-hour Dec. 2 hearing.
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Eyes on the Prize: US Nuclear Industry Chief Excited About Breakthroughs on Horizon
Todd Abrajano tells The Epoch Times that first-generation small modular reactors will be ‘online by the end of the decade or early 2030s.’
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How Saving the Wild Turkey Is Benefiting the American Wild
Conservation effort that brought the iconic bird celebrated on Thanksgiving back from the brink of extinction benefits other species, including some ‘in peril.’
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Usurping CCP ‘Playbook’ to Control Mineral Markets Will Take Time, But Can Be Done: Report
‘The story of Magnequench' is not a singular tale but one of many in an anthology of manipulation, domestic producers tell a House panel in a hearing.
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House Panel Proposes Plan to Loosen CCP Grip on Global Critical Mineral Markets
Rep. John Moolenaar said the 13 recommendations gear the United States to ’move quickly to disarm China’s loaded gun before it can be fired again.’
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This NY Town Shows the Promise of Mining to Come in Battle With China
A century-old mine and mill in rural St. Lawrence County will be producing concentrates for U.S. manufacturers—now totally reliant on imports—by year’s end.
|
Rare Earths Found at Alaska Mine Strengthen US Push to Cut China Reliance
Geologists at a planned graphite mine near Nome, Alaska, have uncovered at least four elements U.S. manufacturers currently must import from China.
|
Proposed EPA Rule Seeks to Limit Federal Oversight of Non-Navigable Waters
Trump administration initiative would ‘cut red tape’ in ‘Waters of the United States’ regulations, a watershed of confusion that spawned a flood of litigation.
|
Federal Judge to Decide If a State Can Shut Down a Cross-Border Pipeline
US District judge to rule on Enbridge Energy’s bid to dismiss Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s 2021 revocation of a pipeline easement.
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