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Midterm elections dating back to the 1970s suggest that Republicans run the risk of losing midterm seats on account of high gas prices.

In a post to social media, the president said customers are being "gouged" by oil companies.

A local wildlife organization is performing necropsies on ducks found dead near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

A global effort to create an evacuation lane includes the International Maritime Organization, U.S., Iran, Oman and other countries.

A House panel will vote on the bipartisan legislation Wednesday, but major developers and top lawmakers are stopping short of a full endorsement.

FERC Chairman Laura Swett discussed how the agency threaded a needle amid pressure from the White House, Big Tech and governors.

The conflict is pushing the world into a fractious energy future that could increase the tension between fossil fuels and clean power.

Cameron Hamilton defied the president by defending the agency in 2025. A year later, he's poised to take the reins.

Despite the president calling Hormuz open for business, ship owners remain wary of testing the waters.

Algae spread across the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool shortly after a multimillion-dollar renovation. The Interior Department says fixes are on the way.