Josh Siegel

The candidates are divided on everything — except, maybe, fossil fuels. There's one guaranteed victor in Tuesday's United States election: Europe's addiction to American fossil fuels.

Some surprise nominees have the sector and lawmakers wondering if the president-elect will seek to install an unexpected person to one of the top energy roles.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has stepped up his play even more in 2024, and his sack avoidance is a big aspect of why.

President-elect Donald Trump's unexpected nominations for key energy-related cabinet roles have left industry executives and lawmakers scrambling to interpret his strategy.

House Republicans’ steering committee chose Guthrie, but the decision still needs to be ratified by the full conference, which is considered a formality.

"It’s a shame that our country is losing this monumental opportunity," retiring Senate Energy Chair Joe Manchin (I-W.Va.) said.

On Natural Resources, Rep. Jared Huffman will be tasked with countering a “drill, baby, drill” strategy. On Oversight, Rep. Gerry Connolly will have to find a way to counter GOP investigations.

The president-elect's top energy and environment picks so far look like they will be easily confirmed by the Senate.

The Baltimore Ravens dismantled the Pittsburgh Steelers without WR1 Zay Flowers, but his absence was still noticeable.

Neither Mike Lee nor Martin Heinrich has led their party on a policy committee before, and they have starkly different political personas.