US accuses North Korea of illegally smuggling oil products
The United States says North Korea is illegally smuggling refined petroleum products into the country beyond the quota of 500,000 barrels per year allowed under U.N. sanctions.
Rising global demand for oil
Trump challenges NATO
Iraqis in Basra protest poor services, lack of jobs
An activist says thousands of Iraqis in the southern Basra province have taken to the streets to protest against poor public services and unemployment.
Kremlin says new gas pipeline to Germany will help stability
The Kremlin says a new prospective natural gas pipeline to Germany will help increase regional stability and strengthen ties between Russia and the West.
Global stocks rebound but trade war fears remain
Asian stock markets rose Thursday following Wall Street's decline amid U.S.-Chinese trade tensions and oil prices recovered some of the previous day's steep losses.
Woman gets prison for firing gun during pipeline protest
A Denver woman accused of shooting at officers during protests in North Dakota against the Dakota Access oil pipeline is finding out how long she'll spend in a federal prison.
The Latest: Woman gets prison in pipeline protest shooting
The Latest on the sentencing of a woman accused in a Dakota Access oil pipeline protest shooting (all times local): 7:10 p.m.
Why Trump slammed Germany for gas pipeline deal with Russia
President Trump publicly criticized Germany over its Baltic Sea gas pipeline deal with Russia.
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___ Trump claims Germany 'controlled' by Russia, Merkel differs BRUSSELS (AP) — President Donald Trump has barreled into a NATO summit with claims that a pipeline deal has left Germany "totally controlled" and "captive to Russia."
Asian markets rebound from trade fears
Global stock indexes are falling Wednesday after the Trump administration released a list of $200 billion in goods that could be hit with tariffs and China said it would to retaliate.
New EPA acting chief signals more inclusive approach
The new acting chief of the Environmental Protection Agency defended his past lobbying work with the coal industry on Wednesday as he addressed agency employees roiled by months of ethics allegations against former administrator Scott Pruitt.
US soon to leapfrog Saudis, Russia as top oil producer
The U.S. is on pace to leapfrog both Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world's biggest oil producer.
Feds: Kentucky coal mine supervisors cheated on dust samples
Eight former supervisors and safety officers at a Kentucky coal company have been indicted on federal charges that they rigged dust monitoring in underground mines, forcing miners to work in the kind of dirty conditions that can lead to black lung disease.
CEO of Puerto Rico's bankrupt power company abruptly resigns
The CEO of Puerto Rico's bankrupt power company resigned on Wednesday just months after he was chosen to oversee its privatization as the U.S. territory struggles to restore electricity to the last of those who remain in the dark nearly 10 months after Hurricane Maria.
US is vital to defense of Europe: Nile Gardiner
Trump vs. NATO
Can your air conditioner kill you?
A new study found that air conditioning units contribute to global warming by further degrading air quality.
Steady drum of Trump's anti-Germany remarks raises questions
Germany's export surplus, migration policies and defense spending have all been on President Donald Trump's Twitter and diplomatic hit list.
Is your air conditioner killing you?
Air conditioning regulations on the way?
Oil down 5% as new supplies cause traders to sell
OPEC lowered its 2019 oil demand projections.
Libya to resume oil exports from eastern terminals
Libya will resume oil exports after the U.N.-backed government reached a deal with a powerful militia that controls key terminals in the east.














