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The Strategic Petroleum Reserve was created in 1975, with the intention to protect consumers from severe supply shocks and price spikes.

We are kicking off our newsletter today with some more information on the Trump administration's efforts to move oil out of the Strait of Hormuz.

Meanwhile, Republican Sen. Todd Young of Indiana talked permitting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce critical minerals summit this morning.

OPEC's June report showed a slightly downward trend of the forecasted oil demand across the world for the rest of 2026.

Solar power rose to become the third largest electricity source in the U.S. last month, despite President Donald Trump's penchant for coal.

Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs fame and Dina Powell McCormick of Meta are teaming up in an effort to bridge the chasm in the U.S.'s growing workforce gap.

The media's climate hyperfocus does seem to be waning largely because of the Trump administration -- especially EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

Chairman Ho K. Nieh, a Republican, began his career at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in the 1990s, working as a project engineer.

Callie drove up to the NRC headquarters in Rockville, Maryland, where she got an inside look at the agency and the recent regulatory overhaul.

The Great Salt Lake has grown from an environmental issue to a test of whether the U.S. is still capable of solving large-scale conservation challenges.