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TSMC’s Bullish AI Outlook Prompts Goldman To Say ‘Anyone Hoping For A
Pullback Will Get Disappointed’
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Europe’s semiconductor stocks moved higher on Thursday, with ASML Holdings
surging to a record high after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC)
reported a 35% jump in fourth-quarter profit and signaled plans to boost
capital spending by nearly 40% this year. TSMC, a supplier to tech giants
including Nvidia and Apple, raised its 2026 capex guidance […]
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2026 Environmental Quality Index – IER
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The 2026 Environmental Quality Index (EQI) highlights the United States as a
leading energy producer while maintaining high environmental and human freedom
standards. Far from harming the planet, America’s energy abundance delivers
more global economic growth and genuine environmental progress than equivalent
production from any other country. Key Findings: U.S. Production Outperforms
Global Peers on […]
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Witkoff Announces Start Of 2nd Phase Of Gaza Peace Plan
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Authored by Ryan Morgan via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Presidential
peace envoy Steve Witkoff, on Jan. 14, announced the start of the second phase
of President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan. Displaced Palestinians walk
through floodwaters following heavy rains in Gaza City on Dec. 15, 2025. Omar
al-Qattaa/AFP via Getty Images In an X […]
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Left-Wing Chaos Continues In Minneapolis As Federal Vehicles Looted
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The killing of the left-wing activist (legal observer) by an ICE agent in
Minneapolis has become the catalyst that Democratic Party-aligned
dark-money-funded NGOs and militant far-left groups have been waiting for to
spark street chaos, hoping to shift public sentiment toward defunding ICE. This
is an informational war that Democrats are seeking to win, and […]
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Global Coal Demand to Reach a New Record High this Year
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The Trump administration has pressed for reliable baseload power and the
continued use of coal. In particular, Department of Energy Secretary Chris
Wright used emergency authorities to stop the premature retirement of coal
plants in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Washington to avoid power outages and
grid reliability issues. In early December, Secretary Wright teased new rules
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