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European leaders are warning that the war will tighten flight availability because of jet fuel shortages. In fact, many airlines could run out in six weeks.

Read on to learn new information about the Interior Department's efforts to prevent offshore wind development.

Members of President Donald Trump's cabinet took a field trip to Brooklyn today for the groundbreaking of a controversial natural gas pipeline project.

Joint Base Andrews, home of Air Force One, has disputed the total figure, saying about 22,000 gallons were released into the environment.

Climate activists asked an appeals court to revive a lawsuit against Trump's orders cutting climate funding and increasing energy production.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright previously predicted that gasoline could fall below $3 per gallon by the summer.

We are kicking off today's newsletter with the latest on how Iran and the U.S. failed to reach a peace agreement over the weekend.

The Iran war drove up prices, particularly for products relying on oil and gasoline. ???????? In fact, gasoline prices soared at a record pace in March.

Consumer sentiment dropped to a record low in April and is now down 10.7% from a month ago, and nearly 9% from a year ago.

The report is unwelcome news for the Trump administration, which has been working to highlight any progress on the inflation front.