In a Capitol bitterly divided, 88 senators just agreed on something that could reshape America’s energy future—and its risks. Nuclear power, long frozen by fear and red tape, is suddenly being fast-tracked. Supporters call it survival. Critics call it reckless. Jobs, climate goals, and public safety now hang on one presidential sig… Continues…
In a Capitol bitterly divided, 88 senators just agreed on something that could reshape America’s energy future—and its risks. Nuclear power, long frozen by fear and red tape, is suddenly being fast-tracked. Supporters call it survival. Critics call it reckless. Jobs, climate goals, and public safety now hang on one presidential sig… Continues…
