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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Universities Warn Pro-Palestinian Protesters to Remove Campus Encampments or Face Arrest
College, local government officials are declaring occupations to be ‘illegal’ structures, giving police the green light to tear them down, arrest ’trespassers.’
Paradox Policies, Mining Laws, CCP Market Monopoly Dig Into Biden ‘Green Energy’ Push
Few of 80 planned lithium projects in Nevada will survive litigative, regulatory review. Those that do may need subsidies to offset China ‘cartel’ price fixing.
Campus Protests Aggravate Schisms Among Democrats, Imperil ‘Guaranteed’ Youth Vote
Biden campaign addresses student unrest but dismisses potential influence on reelection odds as a blip on the ‘crisis cycle’ that won’t resonate in November.
Pro-Palestinian Protests Simmer in Campus Standoffs Amid Growing Fears of Violence
President Joe Biden calls for calm while House Republicans vow to scrutinize funding for universities that ‘aren’t stepping up’ to protect Jewish students.
Biden Energy Budget Charts 2024 Choice Between Polar Paths to the Same Future
During three-hour hearing on $51.4 billion DOE spending plan, partisans tout ‘all-of-the-above’ preferences but espouse divergent policies at ‘pivotal time.’
Officials Blame ‘Outside Agitators’ for Ongoing Pro-Palestinian Campus Occupations
As of May 1, nearly 2,000 people had been arrested on more than two dozen university and college campuses across at least 22 states.
Police, College Officials Say Campus Clashes Stoked by ‘Outside Agitators’
Counter-demonstrators battle pro-Palestinian protesters at UCLA as police evict groups from buildings and encampments in New York, Wisconsin, and Arizona.
New EPA Rules Stack ‘Uneconomic’ Costs on Coal-Fired Power Plants: GOP Critics
House Republicans say Biden-imposed directives could unplug more than 200 power plants nationwide, including Montana’s dominant provider.
Despite Spending Caps, EPA’s ‘Highest Budget in History’ Proposes Hiring More Than 2,000
House appropriations panel Republicans say with workforce boost, agency is seeking to sidestep states and expand federal regulatory role.
Nevada Ballot Measures Could Tweak Turnouts, Outcomes in Tight ‘Battleground’ Elections
Voters will see a Las Vegas-style buffet of proposals designed to draw to the polls Democrats, Republicans, and the state’s largest bloc—the nonaffiliated.
