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The proposals including reforming the process for approvals for energy projects and condemning the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Construction on the $6.6 billion project has been stunted for years, grinding to a halt more than a year ago. Now another construction season looms.

Sen Joe Manchin repeated his support Thursday to keep Social Security and Medicare intact but said there might be a “better program” to consider.

WASHINGTON — The work of Robert Frost is more likely to be discussed in an English classroom than a congressional hearing, but Rep. Bruce Westerman, R-Ark., finds the words of the late American poet fitting when discussing the United States’ energy policies.

National security experts are sounding the alarm that Chinese government-backed companies could exploit a workaround to benefit from taxpayer-funded electric vehicle subsidies.

Like a pinball machine, political movements were all over the map this week. Some people were getting in, while others were getting out, and a lot of others were gathered on the sidelines. Folks, if you want to be a contender for any elective office in 20

The two-term governor hasn't officially entered the race yet, but a Republican poll shows he's the only one that would beat the incumbent Democrat.

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources chair said he is concerned about a deal between the carmaker and a Chinese company to build electric vehicle

Bankrupt Crypto Exchange Demands Politicians Return Donations From Alleged Fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried Nino Cambria on February 6, 2023 Bankrupt

FTX, the bankrupt cryptocurrency company, asks the politicians they donated to during the 2022 election cycle to return the donations by deadline