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Justice Kagan’s Conflict Of Interest In The Supreme Court’s Big Climate Case

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By Bart Marcois
| The Daily Wire Verified
Credit: Ferrell/Congressional Quarterly/Getty Images. DW Opinion Justice Kagan has endorsed the case the plaintiff will soon argue before the bench. See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Daily Wire on Google Energy costs across America are soaring, up almost 9% since 2026 began. If a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court goes the wrong way, those bills could surge even higher. This month, the Supreme Court scheduled oral arguments in Suncor Energy v.
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Energy security has become national security

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By Bart Marcois
| principia-scientific.com
Written by Bart Marcois on July 21, 2026. Posted in Current News As NATO leaders debate the alliance’s future, a quiet strategic transformation deserves attention. In the 20th century, petroleum was the indispensable fuel of military power In the 21st century, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and digital command systems depend on something equally fundamental: abundant, reliable electricity.
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The New Critical National Security Fuel: Electricity

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By Bart Marcois
| American Greatness Verified
As NATO leaders debate the alliance’s future, a quiet strategic transformation deserves attention. In the 20th century, petroleum was the indispensable fuel of military power. In the 21st century, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and digital command systems depend on something equally fundamental: abundant, reliable electricity. The race to build AI infrastructure is often framed as a competition for semiconductors and computing power.
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