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Rachael Jones

New South Wales
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US Energy Department Backs Nuclear Infrastructure Deployment With $17.5 Billion Credit Facility

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By Rachael Jones
| colitco.com
The United States Department of Energy established a 17.5 billion dollar credit facility to support nuclear infrastructure. This initiative, operating under the title of the American Nuclear Supply Chain Loans, provides financing to expedite energy infrastructure projects. The administration intends to fund the development of 10 commercial nuclear reactors through this single mechanism.
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Stunning scenes from 2nd annual Balloon Glow at Seattle Center

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By Rachael Jones
| KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Creating the perfect setting for up-close viewing, families, friends and tourists had the rare chance to get a first-hand look of the baskets, large flames and balloons just after dark. (Image: Rachael Jones / Seattle Refined) June 21, 2026
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Inside Seattle Soccer House: See the massive 4-level screen experience at Pacific Place

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By Rachael Jones
| KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Inside Seattle Soccer House: See the massive 4-level screen experience at Pacific Place Pacific Place features Seattle’s largest screen for viewing FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. (Image: Rachael Jones / Seattle Refined) June 16, 2026
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