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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Usurping CCP ‘Playbook’ to Control Mineral Markets Will Take Time, But Can Be Done: Report
‘The story of Magnequench,’ domestic producers tell House panel in November hearing, is not a singular tale but one of many in an anthology of manipulation.
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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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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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Usurping CCP ‘Playbook’ to Control Mineral Markets Will Take Time, But Can Be Done: Report
‘The story of Magnequench,’ domestic producers tell House panel in November hearing, is not a singular tale but one of many in an anthology of manipulation.
|
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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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.
|
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.
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