LONDON, May 15 (Reuters) - Oil prices gained more than 3% on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump said his patience with Iran is running out, adding to concerns over the lack of progress on a peace deal to end ship attacks and seizures around…
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The U.S. is spending more today on infrastructure and energy than it has in decades, yet our country is building less. The disconnect is not for a lack of capital or labor or even big ideas. Instead, we are stuck in a self-inflicted permitting crisis…
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Fellow Americans, heads up. We are in the long haul for American energy independence, and it starts right now.
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The House handed the biofuels industry a long-fought win Wednesday, approving legislation to lift summer restrictions on the sale of the higher-ethanol gasoline blend E15.
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Cuba’s dire energy woes are about to become even more critical, the nation’s energy minister warned Wednesday.
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Finally, there's been a counterpunch in New York's climate politics. A father and son with mineral rights in rural Delaware County are suing the state for trespass in a case of David v. Goliath. A long shot, but there's precedent and, well, sometimes it's the…
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NEW YORK, May 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. state governor of Maryland Wes Moore on Monday pushed for reforms in PJM Interconnection, the largest U.S. electricity market, including long-term power contracts and a requirement that data centers pay for the costly infrastructure needed to serve…
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Back in January 2025, during the confirmation process for President Trump’s Cabinet nominees, Wyoming Senator John Barrasso condemned the Biden Administration’s “regulatory rampage” that resulted in “painfully high prices for food and fuel.”
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For Republicans, the numbers are grim. Gasoline prices rise and President Trump’s standing falls—along with the GOP’s chances this November.
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