Environment
Energy Department set to fire probationary employees
A Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas survey captured the oil and gas industry’s rising frustration with the Trump administration over the uncertainty and increased shipping costs fomented by the war in Iran.
Democrats pointed to staffing cuts and new licensing pathways as potential threats to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s independence.
Trump administration officials on Wednesday softened their predictions of an end to the Iran war and its turbulent effects on energy prices.
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