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Republican lawmakers are criticizing President Joe Biden over his decision to release 15 million barrels of oil from ...

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, many residents and businesses must exert extraordinary efforts to begin the recovery from the massive damage caused by the storm.

The traffic rule is an obsolete relic of the 1970s oil crisis.

Time to reverse the national Right on Red wave of the late 1970s?

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, many residents and businesses must exert extraordinary efforts to begin the recovery from the massive damage caused by the storm. Initial efforts...

Time to reverse the national 'Right-on-Red' wave of the late 1970s?

The Biden Administration has been successful in bringing down prices at the pump by releasing crude from its SPR, but this strategy has already proven to be unsustainable in the light of lower OPEC+ production

President Joe Biden has been draining the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve at a rapid clip, and he's not done yet.

In a preliminary vote last week, the DC Council unanimously approved the Safer Intersections Act, which will prohibit right-on-reds except at designated intersections, as well as allow cyclists to treat stoplights as yield signs. Street safety advocates hailed the news — and questioned why the dangerous maneuver was ever allowed at all.

Attorney General Raoul Announces Agreement to Secure New Federal Energy Standards for Illinois Families.