Environment
Gone but not forgotten: Trump aims to revive the Keystone XL pipeline
With the midterms four months away, it appears to be growing harder — not easier — for the Trump administration to temper rising global oil prices.
The chances Democrats win back committee gavels has lobbyists and their energy clients preparing to be put under the microscope.
The agreement has been explored since the Obama administration, but concerns over how security would be monitored prevented prior agreements.
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