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USA Rare Earth Opens Magnet Production Facility in Oklahoma, Boosting Domestic Manufacturing

USA Rare Earth Opens Magnet Production Facility in Oklahoma, Boosting Domestic Manufacturing

USA Rare Earth Opens Magnet Production Facility in Oklahoma, Boosting Domestic Manufacturing
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USA Rare Earth Magnet Production Facility Begins Operations in Oklahoma, Boosting Domestic Manufacturing

USA Rare Earth Magnet Production Facility Begins Operations in Oklahoma, Boosting Domestic Manufacturing

USA Rare Earth Magnet Production Facility Begins Operations in Oklahoma, Boosting Domestic Manufacturing
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US Government Shifts Strategy to Control Rare Earth Processing Amid Global Competition

US Government Shifts Strategy to Control Rare Earth Processing Amid Global Competition

US Government Shifts Strategy to Control Rare Earth Processing Amid Global Competition
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Tesla's first-quarter deliveries miss estimates as tax credit expiry weighs

Tesla's first-quarter deliveries miss estimates as tax credit expiry weighs

April 2 (Reuters) - Tesla missed Wall Street expectations for first-quarter deliveries on Thursday, as the expiry of U.S. tax credits on the purchase of electric vehicles weighed on demand, sending its shares down nearly 4% in premarket trading.
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Texas Senators Investigate Foreign-Linked Supply Chain Risks in Critical Infrastructure

Texas Senators Investigate Foreign-Linked Supply Chain Risks in Critical Infrastructure

Texas senators held an interim hearing to examine potential security vulnerabilities in the state's electric grid and other critical infrastructure linked to foreign technology. The Senate Committee on Business and Commerce focused on the integrity of the supply chain, particularly concerning equipment tied to hostile foreign entities like China, Russia, and Iran. The hearing addressed the growing role of solar panels and battery storage in the Texas grid, which are heavily dependent on equipment made in China. Witnesses highlighted concerns about software connectivity and remote access, which could allow manipulation or disruption of the grid. Texas has legal frameworks like the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act to restrict agreements involving critical infrastructure with foreign-linked companies.
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Severe Weather Systems Impact Central U.S. with Tornado Watches

Severe Weather Systems Impact Central U.S. with Tornado Watches

The central United States is experiencing severe weather conditions due to two low-pressure systems moving through the region. According to WeatherBug, these systems are expected to bring thunderstorms, damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes from the southern Plains to the Midwest. The Storm Prediction Center has issued an Enhanced Risk for severe weather from Wichita Falls, Texas, northward to Oklahoma City and Wichita, Kansas. Additionally, a Slight Risk covers areas including Abilene, Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Kansas City. Tornado Watches are in effect for southwestern Missouri and from southern Kansas to north-central Texas. The Midwest, including cities like Chicago and Indianapolis, faces a Slight Risk of severe storms with strong winds and potential tornadoes.
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T1 Energy Expands Solar Module Production Amid Financial Recovery

T1 Energy Expands Solar Module Production Amid Financial Recovery

T1 Energy Expands Solar Module Production Amid Financial Recovery
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NFL Mock Draft Roundup: Three top picks for the Washington Commanders

NFL Mock Draft Roundup: Three top picks for the Washington Commanders

Who is Washington picking in the first round?
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EnergyX Launches First Direct Lithium Extraction Plant in Texas to Boost Domestic Supply

EnergyX Launches First Direct Lithium Extraction Plant in Texas to Boost Domestic Supply

EnergyX Launches First Direct Lithium Extraction Plant in Texas to Boost Domestic Supply
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Starfighters Space Expands Hypersonic Testing with Pentagon Support

Starfighters Space Expands Hypersonic Testing with Pentagon Support

Starfighters Space Expands Hypersonic Testing with Pentagon Support
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Choctaw Code Talkers Honored with Historical Marker in Fort Worth

Choctaw Code Talkers Honored with Historical Marker in Fort Worth

Descendants of the Choctaw code talkers gathered in Fort Worth, Texas, for the unveiling of a historical marker at Veterans Memorial Park. The Choctaw code talkers were a group of 19 Native American soldiers who used their language to transmit encrypted messages during World War I. Their contributions were kept secret for decades, but advocacy efforts led by Nuchi Nashoba, president of the Choctaw Code Talkers Association, have brought their legacy to light. The unveiling ceremony was hosted by the Oklahoma tribe, the Texas Historical Commission, and the city's parks and recreation department, with several descendants in attendance. The marker commemorates the soldiers' service and their ties to Fort Worth, where they were initially trained at Camp Bowie.
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Descendants of Choctaw code talkers gather in Fort Worth for historical marker unveiling

Descendants of Choctaw code talkers gather in Fort Worth for historical marker unveiling

Nuchi Nashoba has worked for decades to honor the legacy of the Choctaw code talkers, a group of 19 Native American soldiers, including her great-grandfather, who used their language to transmit encrypted messages during World War I