Former Gov. Rick Perry's new company is trying to build a nuclear homage to President Donald Trump near Amarillo to propel ...

After the U.S. joined the conflict between Israel and Iran, striking three nuclear enrichment sites in Iran in June 2025, ...

“Last minute legislation in Louisiana threatens to close your CVS Pharmacy — your medication cost may go up and your pharmacist may lose their job,” one such text, obtained by The Associated Press, ...

10 nuclear stocks expected to rise as much as 94% after Meta-Constellation deal Big Tech companies are scrambling to secure electricity for the long term. For many, this means investing in nuclear ...

Big tech’s recent embrace of nuclear power highlights a shared strategic challenge between AI firms and energy providers: managing time. As AI-driven data centers send electricity demand soaring ...

Deadlier weapons, more nations, autocrats in charge, disinformation and collapsing arms control — the risk of nuclear catastrophe is back.

Meta struck a deal with energy company Constellation to expand an old nuclear power plant, part of a bigger trend of tech companies turning to nuclear reactors to power AI data centers.

Utah and nuclear company Valar Atomics “will be conducting research to verify the safety of nuclear technologies,” said a spokesperson for the state’s energy office.

Nuclear stocks extended their gains Tuesday on the heels of executive orders President Donald Trump signed last week to accelerate the approval of new reactors and strengthen fuel supply chains.

Trump plan for fast-tracking nuclear power takes aim at regulators. The president signed executive orders that threaten to erode the decades-long independence of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Shares of nuclear power companies closed higher on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump signed executive orders seeking to jumpstart the industry. The orders direct the nation's independent ...

These organizations are supporting nuclear projects in Poland and Romania, but under current legislation, neither has sufficient funds to finance U.S. nuclear exports abroad at scale.