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🇺🇸 THE OVERLOOKED PIECE IN AMERICA'S ENERGY EXPORT PUZZLE Trump has made it clear: he wants to make the U.S. the world's energy supplier again. His goal is bold. Unleash domestic production, flood global markets with American fuel, and cut off adversaries like Russia and Iran at the source. But to make that work, every energy-producing state has to move in sync. And one of the most overlooked (and least understood) is Wyoming. Wyoming isn't just some quiet, rural outpost. It's the backbone of American coal. It produces more coal than any other state in the country. By far. The Powder River Basin alone supplies over 40% of the nation's coal. And it's not the dirty, high-emission coal of decades past. Wyoming's sub-bituminous coal is low-sulfur and burns cleaner than what comes out of places like India or China. This is the coal that keeps aging grids running. Not just here at home, but across the Pacific, where nations are desperate for stable, affordable energy. Allies like Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines are still dependent on coal. And in the absence of U.S. exports, they turn to places like Russia and Indonesia to fill the gap. Wyoming has the supply. The demand is screaming. But the path is blocked. Because Wyoming is landlocked, it needs access to West Coast ports. And states like Washington and Oregon have repeatedly slammed that door shut. They've killed or stalled major export projects. Not because of safety or economic concerns, but because they oppose fossil fuels altogether. So Wyoming coal, destined for allies who actually want it, is forced to detour through Canada or Mexico just to reach ships. This isn't just inefficient. It's a self-inflicted wound on U.S. trade, jobs, and global leverage. All while our competitors cash in. Trump's plan isn't just about new drilling. It's about getting existing energy where it needs to go. And Wyoming coal is central to that effort. It's reliable. It's abundant. It's cleaner than many global alternatives. And it supports thousands of American jobs, from the mines to the rail lines. Trump could use federal commerce authority or national security powers to override state-level obstruction and blast open the export lanes Wyoming needs to reach the world. Because energy dominance doesn't just depend on oil rigs in Texas or LNG terminals in Louisiana. It depends on places like Wyoming. Quiet, capable, and absolutely critical to the bigger picture.

🚨 POWELL: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IS THE KEY METRIC TO WATCH – Job growth is slowing, labor supply also shrinking – Supply and demand in the labor market easing in sync – No clear weakness yet, but risks are building – Fewer new jobs now needed to stabilize the market