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If approved, the mine would be the first lithium project permitted by Biden officials. The Biden administration on Thursday published a key environmental report for ioneer’s Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine in Nevada, the last step needed before approving what would become one of the largest U. S. sources of the electric vehicle battery metal.

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A series of day-in-the-life vlogs from mom influencers on TikTok tried to paint Saudi Arabia’s mega project as a desert paradise. The internet had other opinions. Promotion for Neom, the upwards of $500 billion, 10,000-square-mile region under construction in Saudi Arabia, has always been a little off. There are the videos touting Neom’s 105-mile-long city, The Line; and the reality-defying renderings showing off a litany of luxury spaces including the golf resort Gidori.

The rate fell to 6.09% from 6.20% last week. The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U. S. edged closer to 6% this week to its lowest level since early February 2023.

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While voters have said they trusted Trump over Biden on the economy, a new poll finds Harris has quickly closed the gap—and that undecided voters prefer her policies. Given that the stickiest moments from last week’s presidential debate seem to be Donald Trump’s false claim that Haitian immigrants are eating cats in Ohio, and Taylor Swift’s post-debate endorsement of Kamala Harris, it may come as a surprise that what voters are most concerned about in choosing their next president is still, as usual, the economy.