minerals

The Department of Energy announced that it has put forward a $2.7 billion effort to bolster the nation's domestic uranium enrichment services over the next decade.

The United States gathered several other countries to sign an agreement countering China's dominance in the rare earth minerals.

The Trump administration announced a $1.4 billion deal Monday to establish a fully domestic rare-earth magnet supply chain.

President Donald Trump met with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to discuss security, economic growth, and other matters, signing an agreement to support their collaboration.

President Donald Trump confirmed Friday that Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro offered full access to the country’s natural resources in exchange for being allowed to remain in power.

The country's latest uranium-mining project, approved for accelerated permitting, is underway in South Dakota.

The Department of Defense announced that it has awarded millions of dollars to a company that will develop the nation's "first polymetallic deposit targeting near-term production of Scandium (Sc), Niobium (Nb), Titanium (Ti), and other critical minerals."

China’s abrupt restrictions on key critical minerals essential for U.S. defense production are disrupting supply chains and inflating costs.

Energy officials are planning to travel to Wyoming for the opening of a new rare earth mine, the first in the United States in more than 70 years and the first new coal mine in Wyoming in more than 50 years.

The United States is now aggressively pursuing deep‑sea mining to counter China’s dominance in critical minerals.