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–The journal Science published a Colorado School of Mines report studying geochemistry of 70 critical minerals at 54 active U.S. mines with the conclusion that recovery of 90% of these minerals (which currently end up in tailings) could satisfy nearly all of U.S. critical mineral needs.  For example, there is enough lithium in one year of U.S. mine waste to power 10 million electric vehicles (and enough manganese for 99 million EV’s).  The report demonstrates significant potential for the DOE’s recently announced funding initiatives aimed at accelerating domestic production, processing and recycling of critical minerals.

Is the Federal Reserve’s shift in focus setting the stage for a major liquidity increase? Renowned global liquidity expert Michael Howell, Founder and CEO of CrossBorder Capital, joins James Connor to discuss the Fed’s economic concerns, its upcoming policy pivot, and the resulting boost in global liquidity, asset prices, and inflation. He also dives into liquidity trends from central banks worldwide, the challenges of rising U.S. debt, strategies for navigating an era of sustained inflation, and much more. Don’t miss this timely discussion, part of Wealthion’s special coverage of the Fed’s Open Market Committee this week.

E.J. Antoni, a research fellow at the Heritage Foundation’s Grover Herman Center for the Federal Budget, as he breaks down the conflicting fiscal and monetary policies that are pushing the U.S. economy toward a crisis. E.J. argues that the Federal Reserve’s plan to cut interest rates won’t solve the deeper economic problems—such as runaway government borrowing and record deficits—that continue to threaten American financial stability.