U.S. Drivers In For A Gasoline Price Shock At The Pump
It’s one of the busiest travel days of the year in the United States. As drivers ready to hit the road for their Memorial Day weekend road trips, they might Continue Reading
U.S. reports lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in nearly a year
The United States last week reported the lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in nearly a year, with new infections dropping 26% from the previous seven days to just under Continue Reading
America’s Gas Crisis Could Send These EV Stocks Even Higher
It’s one of the most devastating shortages in the energy markets since the 1970s. And soon, it could spark the beginning of the next phase of the EV boom… Creating Continue Reading
Israel-Gaza: How much money does Israel get from the US?
Getty Images President Joe Biden is facing questions from some in his Democratic party about the amount of aid the US sends to Israel. Senator Bernie Sanders has said the Continue Reading
North Dakota Supreme Court Decides In Favor Of Oil Firms In Royalties Case
The oil royalties which producers pay landowners should be calculated at the well, not at a higher price at some point downstream, the North Dakota Supreme Court said this week Continue Reading
New Gas Plants Threaten Carbon Hangover Long Past Biden Deadline
The red-and-white flue stacks of the James M. Barry Electric Generating Station tower over the Mobile River, belching steam into the Alabama sky. The sprawling complex of coal and natural Continue Reading
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Virus Cases, Deaths Drop to Levels Not Seen Since Last Summer
San Francisco General Hospital announced this past week that it had no Covid-19 patients for the first time since March 5 of last year.Jim Wilson/The New York Times The United Continue Reading
Drought Imperils Economy in California’s Farm Country
Sitting in a pickup truck on his almond farm 100 miles north of San Francisco, Tom Butler pointed to a withered grove he has been planning to bulldoze in order Continue Reading
California drought emergency brings water shortages, fire danger
California’s deepening drought has worsened into a crisis, as a second dry year in a row has diminished the state’s water supply and another difficult fire season looks inevitable. Nearly Continue Reading
Oil Prices: Few Tailwinds Until Driving Season Begins
Crude oil prices are likely to remain sensitive to bearish news such as progress on the Iran nuclear deal with the United States and the latest on Covid-19 in Asia Continue Reading