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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is emerging as a serious test for Donald Trump and his “America First” approach to the world, as rising public support in the U.S.

California more concerned about unmasked toddlers than rising crime and gas prices

Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest oil producer and the only nation that has significant shut-in production.

President Joe Biden’s decision to ban all Russian oil imports has forced his administration to shift its posture toward domestic energy almost entirely in a matter of days, with the White House urging oil and gas companies to ramp up production after months of discouraging investments in fossil fuels and attempting to pass anti-drilling regulations.

American Petroleum Institute CEO Mike Sommers argued that American oil producers “are patriots” and are supplying the world with natural gas and oil “during this time of crisis.”

Americans are rethinking their driving and spending habits as gas prices surge to record highs.

Instead of addressing soaring energy prices, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee will hold a third hearing to try to harangue oil and natural gas company leaders about climate commitments.

The Biden administration has delayed issuing permits for new oil and gas drilling on federal land, a move that could complicate efforts to tame gasoline prices that are poised to top $4 per gallon amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Trump's fixation on 2020 has fanned concerns among establishment Republicans that he is putting personal revenge above party success by endorsing challengers running against incumbent Republicans who have crossed him.

By Alexandra Ulmer (Reuters) - The leading photo on the website of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the annual get-together of Ame...