Environment
Trump puts energy on front lines of ‘resource war’
Administration officials say Tehran is days from crisis, but analysts see a slower squeeze with global price shocks already hitting U.S. consumers and reshaping the political fight.
Environment
Lawmakers agree the data center boom shouldn’t hurt ratepayers. Now comes the hard part.
Democrats and Republicans concur on shielding people from energy costs associated with data centers. That doesn’t mean they’re close to passing a law.
The Trump administration has been circulating flyers at this week’s gathering of the International Maritime Organization.
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