FIRST ON FOX: The State of Texas is terminating a $8.5 billion BlackRock investment in response to the firm's ESG policies, which the state says signal a boycott of energy companies.

Californians will be tasked with adapting to a newly proposed statewide law that will bill people based on income rather than their electricity usage.

Pizzeria shops are getting slapped with "a big expense" that's "going to be tough" to survive as New York City requires new carbon emission regulations on their ovens.

Gas prices have hit a four-month high at a time when families are already dealing with the continuing pressures of inflation, which rose faster than expected in last month.

The U.S. has dominated global oil production for six consecutive years, but one analyst points to indications that the boom could be over due to regulatory crackdowns.

The Energy Information Administration released a report finding that the U.S. led the world in oil production for the sixth consecutive year, topping Russia and Saudi Arabia.

The U.S. power grid is under increasing strain from electricity demand from AI, clean technology manufacturing, EVs and crypto mining as older power plant retirements are mounting.

Sen. Tom Cotton is expected to introduce a bill Tuesday to prevent car rental companies from giving customers electric vehicles unless they opt in.

Berkshire Hathaway founder and CEO Warren Buffett bemoaned the impact of federal regulations on two of the investment conglomerate's ventures in his annual shareholder letter.

Oil prices gained over $1 by midday Monday, sent skyward by increased demand amid potential shipping disruptions and sanctions against Russia.