Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry will become Louisiana’s 57th governor, claiming the seat outright in Saturday’s primary in a field with three other GOP candidates, a conservative independent and a lone Democrat who was expected to force a runoff.
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The Supreme Court on Friday accepted another invitation to revisit a legal doctrine that helps federal agencies defend environmental rules.
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President Joe Biden solemnly declared today that he stands with Israel against the terrorists. Great. But his actions in the White House have facilitated these homicidal attacks by financing our enemies. This was so predictable and avoidable.
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A climate researcher who refused to comply with his employer’s demand to fly at short notice back to Germany from Bougainville, off the coast of Papua New Guinea, says he has been fired from his job.
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From John D. Rockefeller to the first off shore oil well to the shale renaissance in the 21st century, Ohio has played a major role in our country’s oil and gas history.
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Before the 2024 presidential and congressional election campaigns get much older, candidates and voters should get a few things straight.
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The auto industry’s push to boost sales of electric vehicles is running into a cold, hard reality: Buyers’ interest in these models is proving shallower than expected.
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Ørsted was the darling of climate investors. Now the Danish wind developer reflects the trouble facing clean energy companies at a time of rising interest rates, fractured supply chains and oil dominance.
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GM’s recent concession to the United Auto Workers (UAW) union on electric vehicles (EVs) marks a victory for renewable energy proponents, countering the idea that the EV transition inherently conflicts with labor interests.
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Solar developers, environmentalists, farming groups and tribal organizations said on Thursday that they had reached an agreement that could make it easier in the United States to build large solar farms, which have attracted stiff opposition in some places.
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