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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American Workers Talk About What Drives Them
From tradesmen to a physician, people from around the country share what keeps them on the job.
US Energy Says 20,000 New Linemen Needed for Rising Electricity Needs
Electrical linemen—highly-trained and well-paid—are needed in the next decade to power up a rapidly expanding grid.
Federal Agency Releases Plan to Open 31 Million Acres of Public Land to Solar Development
Under the plan, projects could be permitted across 11 states on certain types of federal lands less than 15 miles from transmission lines.
DOE Report Citing 4.2 Percent Clean Energy Job Growth Draws Praise, Skepticism
The annual survey of utilities and 42,000 businesses found that grid expansion and construction are fueling employment in solar, wind, and similar technologies.
Trump, Harris, Biden Commemorate Fallen US Servicemembers on Anniversary of Kabul Airport Attack
On third anniversary of Afghanistan withdrawal, former president pays homage at Arlington.
Trump Says Calamitous 2021 Afghanistan Withdrawal Set Off Wars Around the World
Former president says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Hamas’s attack on Israel would not have happened if he was in office, during North Carolina stump speech.
Wyoming’s Barrasso, Hageman Win GOP Primaries, Peltola Advances in Alaska House Race
GOP House hopefuls vow to not target each other, like in 2022, in ranked-vote general election race to unseat Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska).
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Sen. Scott to Face Mucarsel-Powell in Florida US Senate Race
As expected, all 27 House incumbents—including 19 Republicans—won Sunshine State Aug. 20 primaries
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What to Watch in Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming Aug. 20 Primaries
Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming voters cast ballots in mostly non-competitive party races with just four state preliminaries remaining before November’s election.
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Dormant for Decades, US Uranium Producers Are Regaining Traction
Shuttered mines in Wyoming, Arizona, Texas, and Utah are reopening as federal legislation, new programs spur investment in the nuclear power supply line.
