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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Builders Say Deconstructing ‘Green’ Building Codes Will Lower New Housing Costs
A Kansas City construction company owner told a House panel that ‘well-intentioned federal policies’ have ’very real and negative effects’ on Main Street USA.
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House Republicans Target 1975 Law, and Green Building, Appliance Energy Efficiency Rules
In marathon session, GOP and Dems argued that each others policies would raise housing and electricity costs, and limit consumer choice.
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Inspired Supporters Say Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Will Live On
The leader who galvanized young conservatives leaves big shoes to fill and a hard path ahead.
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Americans to Pay Less at Pump in Coming Months, More for Power in Coming Years: Report
Outlook projects gasoline to dip below $3 a gallon in 2026 while natural gas prices rise with LNG exports, constrained capacity, and spiking electricity demand.
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Energy Secretary Says US LNG Exports Set to Double Within 3 Years
Chris Wright bound for Europe to sell U.S. natural gas—and confidence in America.
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House Republicans Launch Drive to Restore Powder River Basin Coal Leases
Resolution ends Biden ’moratorium‘ on Montana expansions with measure lifting ’no lease' rule expected for Wyoming mines in nation’s top coal-producing region.
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House Advances Energy, Public Works Budget Bill
The $57 billion package, which trimmed spending and dramatically boosted nuclear weapons funding, passed by one vote and faces an uncertain fate in the Senate.
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Seventh US Uranium Project Greenlit for Rapid Review Under Trump Executive Order
While domestic mines produced 677,000 pounds of the ore in 2024, up from 50,000 in 2023, the nation’s nuclear power plants consume 50 million pounds a year.
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US Energy Chief Vows to Issue More Emergency Orders to Keep Coal-, Gas-Fired Plants Open
Chris Wright told President Donald Trump and fellow Cabinet members in an Aug. 26 White House meeting, ‘We’re stopping the closure of all these plants.’
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US Proposes Adding Copper, Potash, 4 Others to Critical Minerals List
Potash, silicon, copper, silver, rhenium, and lead are added in a three-year update to be formally posted on Aug. 26 for public comment.
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Builders Say Deconstructing ‘Green’ Building Codes Will Lower New Housing Costs
A Kansas City construction company owner told a House panel that ‘well-intentioned federal policies’ have ’very real and negative effects’ on Main Street USA.
|
House Republicans Target 1975 Law, and Green Building, Appliance Energy Efficiency Rules
In marathon session, GOP and Dems argued that each others policies would raise housing and electricity costs, and limit consumer choice.
|
Inspired Supporters Say Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Will Live On
The leader who galvanized young conservatives leaves big shoes to fill and a hard path ahead.
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Americans to Pay Less at Pump in Coming Months, More for Power in Coming Years: Report
Outlook projects gasoline to dip below $3 a gallon in 2026 while natural gas prices rise with LNG exports, constrained capacity, and spiking electricity demand.
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Energy Secretary Says US LNG Exports Set to Double Within 3 Years
Chris Wright bound for Europe to sell U.S. natural gas—and confidence in America.
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House Republicans Launch Drive to Restore Powder River Basin Coal Leases
Resolution ends Biden ’moratorium‘ on Montana expansions with measure lifting ’no lease' rule expected for Wyoming mines in nation’s top coal-producing region.
|
House Advances Energy, Public Works Budget Bill
The $57 billion package, which trimmed spending and dramatically boosted nuclear weapons funding, passed by one vote and faces an uncertain fate in the Senate.
|
Seventh US Uranium Project Greenlit for Rapid Review Under Trump Executive Order
While domestic mines produced 677,000 pounds of the ore in 2024, up from 50,000 in 2023, the nation’s nuclear power plants consume 50 million pounds a year.
|
US Energy Chief Vows to Issue More Emergency Orders to Keep Coal-, Gas-Fired Plants Open
Chris Wright told President Donald Trump and fellow Cabinet members in an Aug. 26 White House meeting, ‘We’re stopping the closure of all these plants.’
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US Proposes Adding Copper, Potash, 4 Others to Critical Minerals List
Potash, silicon, copper, silver, rhenium, and lead are added in a three-year update to be formally posted on Aug. 26 for public comment.
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