"Thousands of American jobs and billions of dollars in local economic development could be impacted by the EPA’s actions."

"Today's decision creates greater certainty for the essential energy workforce and the entire Gulf Coast economy."

Momentum is building for a federal bailout of offshore wind energy projects that are facing billions of dollars in losses.

An over-the-road truck driver had some harsh words for the efficacy of electric vehicles that EV makers won't want to hear.

"This bipartisan legislation would rescind this federal overreach and protect access to traditional, affordable vehicles."

"Video is out of context," some say. Oh? Take about 8 minutes for the whole thing and watch Biden decline in real time. It's sad.

The move will block new drilling on millions of acres at a time when gas prices are at their highest of the year.

The EV abruptly stopped in the middle of a busy road even though it supposedly still had several miles of charge left.

"The spectacular growth we've seen over the last few years cannot be sustained," one expert said. "It's just not possible."

It seems that every month we find more evidence that electric vehicles are just not ready for prime time in the United States.

The needs and interests of the Navajo Nation don't seem to hold much weight with the Biden administration.

The CEO of Ford took an F-150 Lightning on a road trip and learned firsthand the charging challenges experienced by owners.

One Hawaiian utility company is facing scrutiny and blame in the aftermath of devastating wildfires on the island of Maui.

A Utah rancher is "devastated" after the latest Biden land grab. But look carefully -- it's more than the rancher being affected.

The Midwest auto dealership's upgraded electric vehicle charging station was set up to use an ironic power source.

The electric vehicle road trip through rural California would not have gone as smoothly without a gas station being involved.

Democrats who once trampled Indian rights in the name of western expansion now sacrifice Indian interests on the climate altar.

"They can't outright ban gas use without issues, so they make it nearly impossible to acquire, use, or afford these things."

Massie is one representative uniquely qualified to comment on such issues. The Kentucky congressman has two engineering degrees from MIT.

In a video released 10 days before the tragic event, he called the exercise "dangerous as hell." He was proven to be right.