Saturday, January 17, 2026 at 12:06 AM
The Trump administration is advocating for a plan that would require tech companies to fund new power plants, aiming to address rising utility costs and support AI development, as outlined by Energy Secretary Chris Wright and other governors.
The departing staffers worked for a Commerce Department office charged with protecting the U.S. from Chinese technological advances.
Hyperscalers are getting involved in earlier stages of power development.
President Trump’s affordability push ahead of the midterm elections has turned some of the financial sector’s darlings into punching bags.
After the Trump administration’s threats to defense contractors and home builders, the risk has jumped for bank shareholders.
