John Dillon, founding member of the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, said it was important to end the final tour in the Ozarks, ...

did not exact a greater cost on countries with rare-earth dependent supply chains, such as Japan and the United States, citing supply growth opportunities and administrative difficulties ...

Danita Delimont / Getty Images Deep beneath Greenland's melting ice sheet lies a treasure trove of rare earth elements crucial to everything from electric vehicles to wind turbines. President ...

Lanthanides, also known as rare-earth metals, are a critical part of modern life. Their name comes from the Greek "lanthanein" for "hidden." And true to form, where titanium and steel make up case ...

Steuart Smith, the guitarist for the legendary band the Eagles, announced this week that he is leaving the band. And his reason for leaving … well, it is heartbreaking. “It is with profound ...

Committee members cited past instances, such as China’s restriction of rare earth exports to Japan in 2010 during a diplomatic dispute as evidence that Beijing is willing to weaponise its ...

Therefore, it is with a huge sigh that I note the death of Garth Hudson, the Band’s keyboard player, at the age of 87 years old. He was the last surviving member of the group. Keyboard player ...

In 1969, he and Dylan reunited to perform with Doug Sahm and The Band at Woodstock. Goldberg went on to release one self-titled album, produced by Dylan himself, in 1974, marking the only time ...

The pages are filled to the brim with rare pictures of the band during their whopping 46-show tour in 1975. In one snap, Mick is seen singing next to lead guitarist and co-founder Keith Richards ...

“It’s not so much rare earth mining that is being suppressed; it’s practically any level of basic industry.” ...

Because not only did the world lose a talented performer in the 87-year-old, it lost the last living found member of a legendary group — The Band. Hudson was preceded in death by founding member ...

They are from the book T.O.T.A '75 which documented Ronnie Wood's first one as a band member. Ronnie says: "This book is incredible. It takes me back to my first Stones tour." The tour was crazy ...