News Trump administration backs Lobito Corridor in critical minerals race with China The agency proposed financing of up to USD$1 billion to support rehabilitation of the Congolese railway Joseph MortonAugust 27, 2026
Rare Earths Critical One extends high-grade antimony zone at Howells Lake The near-surface grades supported management’s confidence in the project and its potential direct-shipping strategy Joseph MortonAugust 24, 2026
Mining United States Antimony expands across Alaska, Montana and Ontario to boost domestic antimony supply Historical exploration programs collected more than 12,000 soil samples identifying antimony concentrations across 15 separate target areas Joseph MortonAugust 6, 2026
Copper Revival Gold reports one of strongest drill intercepts yet at Idaho project Revival Gold completed a 5,500-metre drilling program at Beartrack-Arnett this year Joseph MortonAugust 4, 2026
Rare Earths U.S. backs Madagascar rare earth project as critical minerals strategy expands Chinese companies have established dominant positions in many African copper, cobalt and lithium projects Joseph MortonJuly 29, 2026
Rare Earths Resolution gains second FAST-41 designation as U.S. speeds critical minerals permitting Resolution said Golden Gate marks its second project to receive FAST-41 status Joseph MortonJuly 22, 2026
News United States Antimony prepares Montana mill for production amid antimony supply crunch U.S. Antimony acquired the flotation mill for approximately USD$4.75 million in January Joseph MortonJuly 7, 2026
Rare Earths The race beneath our feet: A Mugglehead critical minerals roundup Governments have expanded financial support for new mines, processing facilities and refining capacity Joseph MortonJuly 2, 2026
Gold Arizona Gold launches Nevada drilling program targeting antimony and gold Arizona Gold believes the antimony mineralization may represent leakage from a concealed carbonate-hosted gold system at depth Joseph MortonJune 24, 2026
News USA Rare Earth Brings Colorado Demonstration Facility Online Amid Critical Minerals Push The facility will process dysprosium, terbium and yttrium, three materials used in high-performance permanent magnets Joseph MortonJune 18, 2026