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Republican worries about energy affordability didn't deter the administration from halting five major projects that had already begun construction.

The Trump administration's blocking of renewable projects is putting in jeopardy the long-running talks to reduce red tape for energy projects.

The move is yet another escalation from President Donald Trump, who has vowed to throttle wind projects despite his party's worries about electricity affordability.

A House-passed bill aimed at speeding approvals of energy projects includes language that wind and solar supporters call unacceptable. Now it goes to the Senate.

The Trump administration is stuck between two key political swing states and two of the nation's reddest as they duke it out over access to the West's most important river.

A merger between Truth Social's parent company and the fusion venture TAE Technologies is the latest big-money bet on an energy source that may be decades from delivering results.

Interior officials are losing their patience with states as the West's most important river teeters on the brink of crisis.

The administration's outreach to the industry, previously unreported, is the latest sign the White House is dreaming of a post-Maduro future for Venezuela.

The White House says it's targeting the "premier research stronghold for left-wing climate lunacy."

Loss of the program would mean "public safety is at risk and science is being attacked," Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) said in a statement Tuesday.