Amy Munneke

ELECTIONS February 20

Trump or Haley? South Carolina voters prepare for 'first in the South' contest

The South Carolina primary has been a reliable indicator of who the presidential nominee will be. The candidate who wins the state's 2024 primary may become the next nominee.

Politics February 20

How presidential battleground states have changed over the years

The map of presidential battleground states has shifted since 2000, when Florida, Missouri, Tennessee, Washington, New Mexico and Oregon were among the most closely watched states.

POLITICS January 23

New Hampshire voters head to the polls

The 2024 Republican New Hampshire presidential primary is underway, 'Special Report' host Bret Baier shares his thoughts before the voters make the final call.

POLITICS January 15

Republicans prepare for first-in-nation Iowa caucuses

Iowans are heading out in freezing temperatures and record snowfall to cast the first votes of the highly anticipated and hotly contested 2024 presidential election.

POLITICS January 14

Some Iowa caucus-goers undecided ahead of first in the nation contest

Republican presidential candidates are hosting their final campaign events in Iowa with only one more day to sway the voters.

US January 1

Demand for digital services gives rise to hyperscale data centers

The number of internet users around the world has more than doubled since 2010. To deal with the demand a number of data centers have sprung up to help with keeping things running quickly and efficiently.

Energy December 29

Biden administration urged to increase electric vehicle infrastructure

As President Biden’s goal to shift to electric vehicles moves closer, some energy experts say the administration needs to look at power infrastructure before pushing for more sales.

US December 28

Increasing number of microgrids helps protect critical assets

Microgrids in the U.S. increased by 11% in almost half a decade. These microgrids are powered from clean energy sources such as solar panels.

Energy December 25

US companies work to ramp up domestic rare earth manufacturing

The U.S. is working to decrease foreign dependency following China's domination of the Rare Earth Element supply chain with environmentally harmless manufacturing.

Israel December 22

How tensions in the Middle East could impact global shipping

The Oct. 7 attacks against Israel and resulting warfare have sent the price of oil on a rollercoaster. A steep decline may affect shipping worldwide.