Malaysian lawmakers will hold a hearing on the Lynas-U.S. rare earths deal, as reported by Reuters.

The post discusses three rare earth mining companies as potential investments due to high demand for rare-earth metals.

China blacklists MP Materials and USA Rare Earth in critical minerals war, escalating supply chain tensions over materials vital for defence and advanced manufacturing.

China's export controls on heavy rare earth elements could put an estimated $6.5 trillion per year of downstream global industry at risk, according to the International Energy Agency.

Retired General Flynn criticizes US rare earth spending as missing the mark and urges support for juniors, suppliers, and workers to build a secure critical minerals supply chain.

The post reports that US-funded rare earths production is mostly flowing to Asia, despite Washington's funding, as US magnet demand ramps up.

The post reports that the US faces a shortage of specialists to run rare earth processing plants, even if it secures enough raw materials to reduce reliance on China, highlighting a talent scramble that lured an 86-year-old from retirement.

ZeroHedge reports that Peabody Energy received a Department of Energy grant for rare earth and critical minerals.

The post asks which rare earth stock can best deliver gains from America's reshoring boom, noting three stocks stand to benefit depending on risk appetite.

GreenMet plans a $150 million rare earth processing hub in West Virginia, operating as a hub-and-spoke critical minerals processing network.

China targets US rare earths firms in response to Pentagon, though CSIS analyst notes US investment in rare earths infrastructure is a long-term process.

An op-ed discusses Brazil's rare earth strategic dilemma between developing a domestic mine-to-magnet supply chain or remaining a raw-material exporter, highlighting miner Serra Verde's role.

US Pentagon commits $500M loan to rare earth refiner Phoenix Tailings for domestic capacity expansion as part of broader $1 billion initiative.