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US Threatens Higher Tariffs as South Korea Resists Multibillion Energy Investment
Washington, Monday, 5 October 2026.
President Trump threatened to double tariffs on South Korea after Seoul disputed a premature White House announcement claiming a $54 billion commitment to an unproven Alaska natural gas project.
Federal Policy Reversals Projected to Boost Long-Term Household Energy Costs
Washington, Friday, 2 October 2026.
A new analysis reveals federal policy shifts prioritizing fossil fuels will raise average U.S. household energy expenses by $6,500 through 2040, with red states facing even higher increases.
White House Considers Using Off-Road Fuel Stocks to Lower High Commercial Trucking Costs
Washington, Tuesday, 29 September 2026.
To combat soaring diesel prices near $6.50 per gallon, officials are evaluating the temporary release of tax-exempt off-road fuel for highway commercial fleets to mitigate supply shortages.