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Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is inching back to pre-war levels, as the administration announced more than 12.5 million barrels transited last night.

Trump has attempted to force Big Tech to secure their own power for data centers to prevent costs from trickling down to consumers.

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G7 leaders have agreed to reduce its dependence from a single supplier for rare earths and strengthen coordination.

The department struck a deal with Invenergy to terminate four offshore wind leases off the coasts of New York, California, and Maine.

Oil prices extended their decline today as we inch closer to the formal signing of the ceasefire deal between the U.S. and Iran.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has displaced tens of millions of barrels of crude since the war began in February.

Oil futures traders appear to be the most confident they have been in months that the Strait of Hormuz could fully reopen in a matter of days.

As the expansion of data centers is rapidly growing, local and state governments are introducing new regulations.

The Bureau of Land Management held an oil and gas lease sale bid opening for tracts of land in the Coastal Plain of the wildlife refuge.