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The White House hosted an event on July 24, 2026, to promote nuclear energy initiatives, featuring executives from various nuclear companies. Texas's energy grid managed record demand during a heat wave, supported by renewable energy sources. A recent poll showed that many Americans believe gas prices are higher than reported, which may affect upcoming elections.
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The White House hosted an event on July 24, 2026, to promote nuclear energy initiatives, featuring executives from various nuclear companies. Texas's energy grid managed record demand during a heat wave, supported by renewable energy sources. A recent poll showed that many Americans believe gas prices are higher than reported, which may affect upcoming elections.
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