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DOE Orders a Dead Coal Plant Back to Life, for the Sixth Time
A Michigan coal plant slated to close in 2025 just got its sixth federal reprieve, and the paper trail shows who is actually paying for it.
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The FCC Just Un-Wrote Its Own Broadband Nutrition Label, Sort Of
The FCC keeps the price and speed disclosures on broadband labels but scraps verbatim phone scripts, full-label point-of-sale display, and two years of archiving.
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The SEC Just Flipped the Default on Paper Mail. Broadridge Is the Trade.
A new SEC proposal would make electronic delivery the default for investor disclosures, and the biggest financial mechanics run through one printing and mailing company.
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The Pentagon Just Set an Expiration Date on China's Magnet Loophole
A new executive order tightens waivers for six critical defense materials starting January 1, 2027, and MP Materials is the only US producer standing at the center of it.
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Two Utah Monuments Shrank 90 Percent. Watch September 11, Not July 13.
Two proclamations, 121,096 acres and 181,541 acres, one 60-day countdown that reopens uranium and copper ground to claims. Here is what actually changes, and when.
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A Chemical Plant in Philadelphia Just Got a Two-Year Reprieve From the EPA
Regulatory relief for 20 Annex I facilities pushes compliance costs out, and AdvanSix's Frankford plant is on the list.
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A Sterilizer Got a Two-Year Waiver From the EPA. The Market Noticed.
Sotera Health's stock has doubled off its spring low since a presidential proclamation quietly rewrote the compliance clock for its Sterigenics unit.