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In today's Daily on Energy, we take a look at Trump's four executive orders meant to streamline the construction of nuclear reactors over the next four years.

Through these executive orders, senior White House officials said the their goal is to be able to test and deploy new nuclear reactors before Trump leaves office.

Today's Daily on Energy dives right into the mega tax cut and spending bill passed by the House early this morning.

The passage of the bill, which is now headed to the Senate, marks a win for hard-line conservatives who called for a complete repeal of the clean tax credits.

The floor vote reflected a carefully calibrated attempt not to challenge the parliamentarian directly.

WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Wednesday, readers! President Donald Trump's cabinet members remained busy on the Hill today, with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, and Environmental Protection Agency ...

WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Tuesday, readers! We are starting off Daily on Energy with coverage of testimony by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin. Callie and Maydeen also ...

The decision came roughly one month after the Department of Commerce unveiled tariff rates it intended to impose on Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

In a defiant speech from the Senate floor, Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) insisted that Republicans were not weakening the filibuster with their vote.

The dramatic reversal came just over one month after Interior Secretary Doug Burgum halted construction on the project off the coast of Long Island.