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Twelve Companies Make DOE's Latest Nuclear Launch Pad Cut
Twelve Companies Make DOE's Latest Nuclear Launch Pad Cut
The DOE's National Reactor Innovation Center announced 12 companies covering 13 projects for its latest Nuclear Energy Launch Pad (NELP) round on August 24th. Similar to the project coverage from the first round, this new group also spans multiple stages of the nuclear industry.
As we covered when the first four companies were selected, the initial group included the uranium enrichment company General Matter and reactor developers Radiant, Deployable Energy and NuCube Energy.
Multiple companies are seeing repeat entries into the fast-track nuclear...
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Authored by Mike Fredenburg via The Epoch Times,
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Oct 2, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Relatives Of Renee Good Sue Government, ICE Agents Over Fatal Shooting
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Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times,
Renee Good's family on Oct. 1 sued the U.S. government and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, alleging violations of the law occurred in the fatal shooting of Good in January.
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The complaints say that the agent who shot Good...
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Luigi's Cousin Wins A Seat, And His Opponent Won't Concede
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Nino Mangione, a Republican first cousin of accused UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione, won a seat on the Baltimore County Council on Tuesday, taking about 49% of the vote to 45% for Democrat Shawn McIntosh in District 5, according to unofficial results compiled by the Maryland Association of Counties.
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Independent Cory Shaffer drew just over 2,000 votes, while WYPR put Mangione's lead over McIntosh at about 1,200 votes. The race isn't over on paper: McIntosh...
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