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By Betsy McCaughey If you think gas prices are high now, just wait. They're going to get much higher, thanks to President Joe Biden's "irreversible"...

The price of gas keeps rising. "The reason for that is because of Putin's war," said President Joe Biden. But that's impossible. Most of the price...

An unlikely coalition has formed to legally challenge the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) revised fuel economy rules.

If energy dominance, economic superiority, lower prices, higher standards of living, and enhanced national security, are the goals, there is a simple solution: unshackle the fossil fuel industries, allowing them to operate according to the laws of supply and demand, rather than politicians whims.

Northeastern states saw their greenhouse gas emissions rise shortly after closing three large nuclear power plants in the region.

The cost of fossil fuel suppression is not merely a modest degradation in our comfortable lifestyles and impoverishment of the poor. As the situation in Ukraine is now demonstrating, fossil fuel suppression in the U.S., Europe and other Western countries empowers our most significant geopolitical adversaries, posing major risks to our national security.

The Biden administration missed another deadline to hold quarterly onshore oil drilling lease sales, despite a federal court ruling it was legally required to hold the lease sales as scheduled.

A new study estimates oil and gas development in the Gulf of Mexico supported 345,000 jobs in the United States and contributed $28.7 billion to the nation’s economy in 2019.

Citizens of coastal communities are organizing in an effort to block large scale offshore wind projects being pushed by the Biden administration off the United States coast, arguing they are economically inefficient and harm the environment.

The Biden administration has asked the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to substantially increase oil production in and exports from its member states in an attempt to stem rapidly rising U.S. fuel prices.