OPEC seeks to regain its clout. This crash in oil prices isn't about supply and demand. It's about OPEC, and by OPEC, I mean specifically the Saudis, doing their level best to bring a halt to America's shale oil boom, and with it, much of the American economy.Their thought process was that if they could squeeze out some U.S. producers, OPEC ...

Congress should open the Treasury's checkbook. America's energy revolution has forced OPEC into a desperate gamble.Even though a global surplus of 2 million barrels a day has pushed crude to its lowest level in years, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has decided to try to drive the price lower.The strategy will cost OPEC's ...

Once again, the State Department has spoken.

The proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which would transport oil from shale deposits in Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast for refining, would neither significantly increase emissions nor harm the environment. This is the fifth time the State Department has thoroughly researched the ...