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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The 16 Midterm Races That Could Determine Who Controls the Next Congress
Although candidate-filing deadlines in many states are months away, hundreds of House hopefuls have already launched 2026 campaigns.
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States Urged to Step Up in Matching Federal Momentum for Developing Nuclear Energy
Reactor developers are calling on lawmakers to trim permitting, revise siting rules, expand workforce programs, and de-risk investment by courting partnerships.
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EU Official Says Europeans Eager to Sort Out Details of US Deal, Get Down to Business
Lawmakers from 44 nations lobby businesses and state legislators for trade pacts, tariff relief, immigration concessions at annual legislative summit.
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Elections Forecaster Says Both Parties’ Midterms Prospects a Mixed Medley
Cook Political Report’s Amy Walter tells state lawmakers that Republicans’ odds of retaining the House depends on 2024 Trump voters showing up in 2026.
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Analysts Question EU-US Energy Trade Deal
The ‘biggest deal ever made’ between U.S. President Donald Trump and EU President Ursula von der Leyen on July 27 is not yet a done deal.
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Pipeline Operators Say High-Tech Tools Preclude Need for Expansive Safety Regulation
Industry representatives tell Congress reauthorized pipeline safety bill should be swiftly adopted ‘without major changes or new mandates.’
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In Las Vegas, House Republicans Tout New Budget Bill, No Taxes on Tips
Democrats criticize restrictions on Medicaid and renewables in public forum.
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Pipeline Operators Call for Congress to Close Loophole That Shields Vandals From Federal Criminal Prosecution
Operators tell House panel one statutory tweak could reduce the $50 billion to $100 billion that the industry pays annually to repair damage from tampering.
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Old Miner, New Trick: Gleaning Gold From Wyoming Copper Mine
Using boulder-crushing force and a new finesse in separation techniques, a veteran gold digger said mine near Cheyenne has over $1 billion in copper.
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At ‘The World’s Largest Rodeo,’ Teens Ride for Scholarships, Careers, Cowboy Culture
More than 1,700 cowboys and cowgirls from six nations turn out for High School National Rodeo Finals, which has doubled in size in two decades.
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The 16 Midterm Races That Could Determine Who Controls the Next Congress
Although candidate-filing deadlines in many states are months away, hundreds of House hopefuls have already launched 2026 campaigns.
|
States Urged to Step Up in Matching Federal Momentum for Developing Nuclear Energy
Reactor developers are calling on lawmakers to trim permitting, revise siting rules, expand workforce programs, and de-risk investment by courting partnerships.
|
EU Official Says Europeans Eager to Sort Out Details of US Deal, Get Down to Business
Lawmakers from 44 nations lobby businesses and state legislators for trade pacts, tariff relief, immigration concessions at annual legislative summit.
|
Elections Forecaster Says Both Parties’ Midterms Prospects a Mixed Medley
Cook Political Report’s Amy Walter tells state lawmakers that Republicans’ odds of retaining the House depends on 2024 Trump voters showing up in 2026.
|
Analysts Question EU-US Energy Trade Deal
The ‘biggest deal ever made’ between U.S. President Donald Trump and EU President Ursula von der Leyen on July 27 is not yet a done deal.
|
Pipeline Operators Say High-Tech Tools Preclude Need for Expansive Safety Regulation
Industry representatives tell Congress reauthorized pipeline safety bill should be swiftly adopted ‘without major changes or new mandates.’
|
In Las Vegas, House Republicans Tout New Budget Bill, No Taxes on Tips
Democrats criticize restrictions on Medicaid and renewables in public forum.
|
Pipeline Operators Call for Congress to Close Loophole That Shields Vandals From Federal Criminal Prosecution
Operators tell House panel one statutory tweak could reduce the $50 billion to $100 billion that the industry pays annually to repair damage from tampering.
|
Old Miner, New Trick: Gleaning Gold From Wyoming Copper Mine
Using boulder-crushing force and a new finesse in separation techniques, a veteran gold digger said mine near Cheyenne has over $1 billion in copper.
|
At ‘The World’s Largest Rodeo,’ Teens Ride for Scholarships, Careers, Cowboy Culture
More than 1,700 cowboys and cowgirls from six nations turn out for High School National Rodeo Finals, which has doubled in size in two decades.
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