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Adrian Spinelli May 6, 2021 Angel Olsen has released a three-album boxed set. Photo: NBCU Photo Bank / Getty Images The Chronicle’s guide to notable new music. NEW ALBUMS Angel Olsen, “Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories” (Jagjaguwar) The Chicago indie folk powerhouse has become one of those prolific artists who merit attention every year with a new release. This time around, it’s a three-album box set of her two most recent LPs, a bonus LP of new material and re-works, plus a 40 page booklet of photos and handwritten lyrics. Initially intended to be released as a pai...

Energy Fuels signs non-binding MOU to secure monazite sand supply from Hyperion's Titan Project Energy Fuels plans to produce mixed rare earth element products from processing the monazite at its White Mesa Mill in Utah Hyperion's Titan Project covers a large area of heavy mineral sands properties in Tennessee prospective for titanium, zircon, monazite and other valuable minerals Energy Fuels Inc (NYSE:UUUU) (TSE:EFR) and Hyperion Metals Limited (ASX:HYM) have announced the execution of a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will supply Energy Fuels with natural mona...

Would get a consult. >> recently you were talking and saying that you would be going after them in iraq but you would not go into syria. why? >> well, first of all i would use every resource available to us and that's financial resources, covert operations, everything that we have available to us. if that required ground troops, we would use those as well. it's unlikely that a coalition would form behind nothing. in terms of going into syria, i think that you have to have goals. one of the goals right now is to push them out of and that's the largest part that they have established. this is wh...

>> recently you were talking and saying that you would be going after them in iraq but you would not go into syria. why? >> well, first of all i would use every resource available to us and that's financial resources, covert operations, everything that we have available to us. if that required ground troops, we would use those as well. it's unlikely that a coalition would form behind nothing. in terms of going into syria, i think that you have to have goals. one of the goals right now is to push them out of and that's the largest part that they have established. this is what makes them look ve...

They also control anbar and that's one of the largest energy fields in the middle east. push them out of there. don't allow them to have control of that. and i would be in favor of pushing them up into syria because there's going to be a a lot of conflict obviously with them there. let them fight each other because that's a very complex situation in syria. you have the russians coming in there now and establishing themselves. you have the chinese starting to establish some contacts there. you want to be very, very careful before you jump into the middle of that situation. >> it's interesting, ...