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The new material could be key to finally building a successful fusion reactor.

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Meanwhile, tech power —AI, biotech, quantum, drones, and more—is fundamentally transforming our economy, security, and the very nature of global power. The Trump administration can seize on the ...

Paul Gigot interviews Journal columnist Holman Jenkins.