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The DOE found $90 million had been disbursed to ineligible students, including $30 million that went to stolen identities of deceased individuals.

A look at the Trump EPA's attempt to rescind the "endangerment finding," which allows the agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

Staff at companies found to have engaged in ‘activities with a substantial illegal purpose’ could be blocked from Public Student Loan Forgiveness scheme under new proposal

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Is charging a Tesla really cheaper than fueling a Ford F-150? We break down the monthly costs to help you decide which vehicle saves you more.

A Russia-Ukraine peace accord would lower fuel prices, but any stalemate or escalation is a boon for the oil industry.

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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced plans to issue nearly $1 billion in funding opportunities to scale mining, processing, and manufacturing technologies for critical minerals and materials. This plan follows President Donald Trump’s Unleashing American Energy executive order, aiming to strengthen domestic supply chains essential for energy, defense,…

The U.S. Department of Energy has selected Oklo for three of its reactor pilot projects. But is there any further upside left in OKLO shares for the remainder of 2025?

Some experts tee up public comment on EPA report calling fossil fuel concerns overblown, as others fast-track review

The Trump administration’s plan to unravel many of the nation’s climate policies hinges on rescinding what’s known as the endangerment finding. But its strategy for doing that appears to run afoul of several federal laws.