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A first-of-its-kind conference that focused on phasing out fossil fuels now confronts the challenge of turning plans into policy.

Administration officials say Tehran is days from crisis, but analysts see a slower squeeze with global price shocks already hitting U.S. consumers and reshaping the political fight.

Democrats and Republicans concur on shielding people from energy costs associated with data centers. That doesn't mean they're close to passing a law.

The Trump administration has been circulating flyers at this week's gathering of the International Maritime Organization.

The Trump administration has overseen efforts to drive new investment in the country's oil and mining sectors to help ease bottlenecks in the commodities.

The latest meeting comes as gasoline prices reach new 4-year highs as supplies shrink.

The president ordered the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to be coated with a blue liner.

Trump's jawboning of the markets is sending the wrong signals to oil producers by keeping crude prices artificially low.

There might just be a simple reason the EPA administrator is more secure in his job than his Cabinet colleagues: He's good at doing what Trump wants.

The gathering in Colombia marks a breakaway effort to accelerate climate action after years of plodding progress under the United Nations.