Environment
Tariffs and turmoil: Oil industry faces the downside of its alliance with Trump
The fight over the Colorado River’s dwindling resources is made for MAGA — but so far the Trump administration has been playing it straight.
The Trump administration could be days away from proposing a five-year drilling plan that would open new waters off the Pacific and eastern Gulf coasts to oil and gas rigs.
The planes have been flying into Hurricane Melissa as part of monitoring the monster storm.
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