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By Bethany Blankley Rather than impose higher taxes and more restrictions on domestic production of oil and natural gas, as Senate Democrats voted to do...

A terrible explosion at a liquefied-natural-gas plant and export terminal in Texas earlier this month might have been an accident — or it may be connected to Russian military intelligence, which would have all kinds of disturbing ramifications.

Research is increasingly making clear that the modest warming of the planet has not caused hurricanes to grow more frequent or severe.

Republican lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced bills designed to restore U.S. energy independence and provide relief to American consumers.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued sweeping requirements that will force pipeline developers seeking permits to meet a strict climate change threshold.

Half of all U.S. states penned a letter to the Biden administration, arguing against its decision to reverse a Trump-era rule allowing energy firms to transport natural gas via rail.

Last week President Biden asserted in rather eye-opening fashion that he "grew up in a family where the price at the pump was felt...

"After nearly 90 years of developing a vaccine against a bacteria we can grow in any hospital laboratory, pertussis vaccination still falls short. We are still seeking a better vaccine after an 89-year effort created in part by the life’s work of two gifted women, by the results documented as billions of individuals received multiple doses,  and where every minor aberration is investigated by a malpractice lawyer."

Surging demand for heating fuel driven by an unusually cold winter with heavy snow in northeastern Asia triggered a boom in U.S. exports of liquified natural gas (LNG) to China, Japan, and South Korea in recent months.

Albert Einstein once said, “No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong.” To verify a hypothesis, there must be a test by which it can be proved false.