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The U.S. Energy Information Administration said Feb. 6 that it estimates U.S. natural gas consumption reached 118 billion cubic feet per day in January, a new high which came in response to cold weather in the Lower 48. "The cold weather last month sent us into record-setting natural gas consumptio...

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Alaska North Slope crude edged up 33 cents Feb. 7 to close at $79.41 per barrel, as West Texas Intermediate added 55 cents to close at $73.86 and Brent added 62 cents to close at $79.21. It was the third day of gains, coinciding with a setback in U.S.-backed peace talks aimed at a ceasefire between...

Many high-yielding sectors of the market are undervalued right now, and collecting dividends has several advantages over clipping coupons on bonds.

Incorporating these 10 exercises into a regular fitness regimen will help manage blood pressure and enhance cardiovascular health in general.

The $118 billion personnel, border security, immigration reform and foreign aid measure collapsed just days after it came together.

Two men are in federal custody after at least one of them drove an SUV carrying unauthorized migrants without stopping at a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 25 near Las Cruces, New Mexico.

By John Lee. Oil giant BP has disclosed that it booked a gain of $361 million in relation to the disposal of the group's interest in Iraq's Rumaila field. Its interest in Rumaila was transferred to Basra Energy Company (BECL) in 2021, which BP describes in its results announcement on Tuesday as "an associate of

The next president of Mexico will face ongoing economic and migration challenges and will have to tackle increasing drug cartel violence brought about by the fracturing of existing transnational criminal organizations and corruption at every level of government, security and border experts say.

The world’s largest oil companies, like BP, Shell, and Chevron, are increasingly turning to one word to reassure investors that they’re not going to stop...