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Growing opposition to data centers is not NIMBYism; it is a physical proxy rebellion against the unchecked power and threat of AI.

Saudi Arabia temporarily shut down its strategic East-West oil pipeline after it was targeted in multiple attacks injuring several people.

Michigan's J.H. Campbell Generating Plant was supposed to shut down, but Energy Secretary Chris Wright said it was needed for reliable electricity.

Diesel prices have reached a new high this morning. We take a look at what food experts have to say about how diesel prices will impact grocery prices.

The advance comes after the Houthis captured the strategic port city of Mokha Thursday farther north along Yemen's Red Sea.

We're taking a closer look at how contaminated land sites could be transformed into data center developments. We're also keeping an eye on diesel prices.

In today's newsletter, we take a look at the escalating conflict in the Middle East, as the U.S. and Iran exchange military strikes.

We're watching a win for the nuclear energy industry, as the administration has finalized a loan that will help reopen yet another closed nuclear plant.

The funds will help finance the restart of the Duane Arnold Energy Center in Linn County, Iowa, which closed its doors in 2020.

The Trump administration is blocking California's planned ban on disposable camping propane canisters, arguing the state law conflicts with federal regulations.