Clinton Demands Full Release of Epstein Files, Accuses Trump of Cover-Up
Former President Bill Clinton’s spokesman issued a statement Monday calling on President Donald Trump to direct the Justice Department to release all remaining materials related to Clinton in the Jeffrey Epstein case files, accusing the administration of protecting unnamed individuals through selective document releases. Angel Ureña, Clinton’s spokesperson, said the department’s handling of the files […]
TomaGold Drills 6.68% Zinc Equivalent Over 48.05 Metres At Berrigan Mine Project
TomaGold (TSXV: LOT) has released the initial assay results from a 3,098 metre drill program conducted at their Berrigan Mine project, found in the Chibougamau mining region of Quebec.
Selkirk Copper Drills 4.96% Copper Over 9.9 Metres At Minto
Selkirk Copper Mines (TSXV: SCMI) has released assay results from its ongoing 50,000 metre drill program being conducted at the Minto Mine. Assay results for a total of nine holes were released Monday evening, with the company making multiple high grade intercepts.
Silvercorp Outlines US$522 Million NPV For Condor Project Under PEA
Silvercorp Metals (TSX: SVM) has released the results of a preliminary economic assessment conducted at their Condor gold project in Ecuador. The study follows a mineral resource estimate update published by Silvercorp for the project in May, The study has outlined an after-tax net present value for Condor of US$522 million, alongside an internal rate […]
Coast Guard Pursues Oil Tanker That Refused Boarding Off Venezuela
The US Coast Guard pursued the Bella 1 oil tanker in Caribbean waters Sunday after the vessel refused to stop for boarding, making this the third ship the administration targeted in its escalating blockade of Venezuelan oil exports. As of the latest update, the vessel had not been boarded, and the pursuit’s status remains unclear. […]
Japan Poised to Restart World’s Largest Nuclear Plant
Japan’s Niigata Prefecture Assembly will vote by December 23 on whether to restart the world’s largest nuclear power plant. The decision could seal the country’s return to nuclear energy nearly 15 years after the Fukushima disaster. The vote is the final hurdle before Tokyo Electric Power Company restarts the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa facility, which has remained dormant […]
New York Taps Ontario for Nuclear Reactor Development
New York and Ontario signed a partnership agreement on December 19 to collaborate on nuclear power development. The deal positions Ontario to share its nuclear expertise as New York pursues its first commercial reactor in over 15 years. The memorandum of understanding between New York Power Authority and Ontario Power Generation establishes a framework for […]
Redactions and Coverups: Hiccups in DOJ’s Epstein Files Release
DOJ’s Epstein file release triggered immediate accusations of selective redaction and document pullbacks, with critics alleging the department missed a statutory deadline and then scrambled after online scrutiny. A flashpoint was an exhibit screenshot alleging President Donald Trump’s name appeared in an initial version and was later blacked out. One reference point in the underlying […]
Facebook Tests Monthly Link Posting Limit, Requires $14.99 Subscription for Unlimited Access
Facebook will charge creators and businesses $14.99 monthly to post more than two external links under a new test that places basic platform features behind a paywall. Meta (Nasdaq: META) now limits these accounts to two external link posts each month unless users pay for Meta Verified subscriptions. The service costs $11.99 monthly through web […]
US Antimony CEO Challenges Perpetua’s Stibnite Military Claims
US Antimony (NYSE: UAMY) is directly challenging Perpetua Resources’ (TSX: PPTA) “American antimony” thesis, with CEO Gary Evans calling Stibnite “a gold mine with a little bit of antimony” and arguing the Idaho ore is not a feasible feedstock for military-grade antimony products. Bloomberg reporting cites industry experts and multiple military officials who say Stibnite […]