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Europe wants American gas, so why is it letting its courts sabotage our pipelines?
America’s energy advantage depends on more than just the resources beneath the ground. It depends on the pipelines, terminals, and other infrastructure needed to move energy from where it is extracted to where it is needed. Without the ability to build and operate those systems under predictable rules, abundant resources cannot deliver affordable power at home or strengthen American influence abroad. Recent history demonstrates the stakes.
Energy in 2026: Meeting America’s Growing Demand Requires Government and Industry Working Together
Global energy demand continues to rise, and the United Statesmust respond with an “all-of-the-above” energy strategy. Nuclear power is experiencing a renaissance, renewable energy continues to expand, natural gas generation is growing, thermal energy is attracting renewed attention, and coal has regained policy support under the Trump Administration.
Energy is a national security issue. Regulation must reflect this
INFLATION ROSE TO 3.8% IN APRIL, HIGHEST SINCE 2023, AS IRAN WAR RAISED ENERGY PRICES While the directive may be well-intentioned, a necessary regulatory framework needs to support U.S.-EU energy trade and investment while aligning with sustainability goals and energy priorities. Realistically, companies are unable to monitor and ensure that multitiered global supply chains are consistently compliant with current directives. It’s a wildly unrealistic expectation.
Foreign countries and Deep State liberals wage war on President Trump’s national security tariffs
One year into his second term, the President’s America First trade agenda is working. With the midterms approaching and left-wing activists energized, Republicans in Congress must ensure that we can make the promised $2,000 dividend payment to American families by fighting for Trump’s America First tariff agenda, which is bringing millions of jobs back to America.
JEFF DUNCAN: Foreign Countries And Deep State Liberals Wage War On President Trump’s National Security Tariffs Original
One year into his second term and the President’s America First trade agenda is working. With the midterms approaching and left-wing activists energized, Republicans in Congress must ensure that we can make the promised $2,000 dividend payment to American families by fighting for Trump’s America First tariff agenda, which is bringing millions of jobs back to America.
141 Bridge Progress
This picture was taken from the Cumberland River on Monday, Jan. 12, 2026. Tennessee Department of Transportation crews are making progress on the 1700-foot bridge over the Cumberland River in Trousdale County by setting beams for the bridge. The State Route 141 Expansion project in Trousdale County is projected to wrap up in July 2027. 141 Bridge Progress
Y Combinator CEO talks his priorities, looking for DC’s most influential advocates, Congress’s strategy to combat China on biotech, and more!
INTERVIEW: Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan on his top three priorities and the future of Little Tech in Trump’s America INTERVIEW: Meet Jason Stverak,the former Capitol Hill staffer giving our service members reliable credit unions EXCLUSIVE: The Washington Reporter announces open submissions for D.C.’s most influential advocates Heard on the Hill SCOOP: Inside Congress’s bipartisan plan to “safeguard our nation and stay ahead of China in biotechnology” SCOOP:Republicans roll out bills targeting...
Trump is rebuilding domestic manufacturing and fighting for American aluminum workers
OPINION: President Trump has declared reciprocal tariffs on foreign countries to “immediately bring Fairness and Prosperity back into the previously complex and unfair system of trade.” By strengthening the Section 232 program, our president recognizes that domestic aluminum and steel production is critical to national and economic security.
Trump can secure America's energy future and global leadership
OPINION: As former President Donald Trump returns to the White House, he faces a great opportunity to revitalize America’s nuclear energy sector, enhance domestic energy security and assert global leadership. The United States can address environmental concerns, bolster energy production and stimulate economic growth by adopting advanced, proliferation-resistant nuclear waste recycling methods and fostering a fast reactor economy.
The critical role of copper and American mining
OPINION: As Republicans in the House strive to deliver affordable, reliable and clean energy, Congress must rely on the vast natural resources in our country. America is on the precipice of an energy crisis as the Biden administration retires reliable baseload power, shuts down vital mining operations and approves the fewest lease sales of any administration. The key to ensuring reliable baseload power is the natural element copper.
Democrats praise Trump energy policies
OPINION: As President Biden works to destroy American energy security, my Democratic colleagues point to America’s increased production of oil and liquefied natural gas as reasons to continue Mr. Biden’s onslaught against American energy. The problem is, I can’t point to a single initiative of the Biden administration that helped increase oil and natural gas production in the country. On the contrary, each of Mr. Biden’s policies has waged war on energy production for American producers.
Biden's LNG freeze: A backward step for all humanity
OPINION: Often overlooked in the climate debate is energy poverty—which means people not having enough energy for their daily needs or where the cost of energy negatively affects their daily lives. The most vocal climate activists include the European countries participating in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 28) and America’s own John Kerry, Joe Biden’s climate envoy.
Artificial Intelligence And The Standard Of Care In The Post-Acute And Long Term Care Setting
On October 30, 2023, President Biden issued an Executive Order titled "Safe, Secure and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence."1 The Executive Order begins with the pronouncement that "Artificial intelligence (AI) holds extraordinary potential for both promise and peril" and that broadly casts this mixed shadow from "hiring to housing to healthcare." That AI-related Executive Order came less than a month after the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance announced its investigation related to "[a]n...
U.S. can and should dominate world's nuclear power resurgence
OPINION: Energy is a kitchen table issue for American families. We rely on the certainty that we can heat our homes in the freezing cold, turn up the AC in the sweltering heat, plug in our laptops so we can catch up on work, or flip on the lights so we can see our dinner plates in the evening. Nuclear energy helps ensure this quality of life.
Atomic Energy Advancement Act (H.R. 6544)
Add a note about this bill. Your note is for you and will not be shared with anyone. Because you are a member of panel, your positions on legislation and notes below will be shared with the panel administrators. (More Info) To advance the benefits of nuclear energy by enabling efficient, timely, and predictable licensing, regulation, and deployment of nuclear energy technologies, and for other purposes. The bill’s titles are written by its sponsor. Sponsor and status Sponsor.
Biden's crazy rush to green energy will push us to endless blackouts Original
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The "rush-to-green" policies of the Biden administration and congressional Democrats are based on a false premise that intermittent power generation can meet energy demand in the United States. This belief, and its forced reliance on China for the components necessary to implement the policy, is detrimental to Americans’ standard of living as well as our safety.
We can realize nuclear energy's potential with American leadership and innovation
OPINION: National Clean Energy Week is an opportunity to celebrate U.S. clean energy leadership, and that leadership relies on the development of nuclear power. Nuclear energy is affordable, available rain or shine, and carbon-free; and thanks to American innovation, it is safer than ever before. Nuclear currently makes up 20% of the electricity generated in the United States, but its potential is unmatched. My home state of South Carolina is the third largest nuclear power producer in the nation.
Republicans building impeachment case against Biden Original
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! One question rings clear for most Americans. What is being done about the rampant corruption in Washington? Congress has a mandate from Americans and our Oaths of Office to ensure the protection of our Constitution and country. The current administration failed to uphold its obligation and placed our great nation in jeopardy. I have received countless questions from South Carolina’s Third District about impeachment proceedings against Joe Biden.
U.S. nuclear power leadership started with Oppenheimer
OPINION: For many, this past weekend started with the release of the film “Oppenheimer” and the story that changed forever how countries fortify their national defense. Though many remember the American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer for his work on the Manhattan Project, you can also thank him for being a catalyst in the development of nuclear energy, which generates nearly 20% of the nation’s total electricity and more than half of our carbon-free electricity.
CA Greens Making Energy Scarce
CA Greens Making Energy Scarce (Eli Hartman/Odessa American via AP) Reliable and affordable energy should be a fact of life in our country. And for most of America, it is. But under California’s Green New Deal experiment, reliable power has become uncertain, with millions of people experiencing emergency power usage warnings across the state last month. The state… Read Full Article »
House Republicans are committed to strengthening our military against China
The United States confronts two near-peer nuclear-armed autocratic adversaries: Communist China and the Russian Federation . Both Beijing and Moscow seek to stamp out the sovereignty of nearby democratic nations. As the world has seen in Ukraine, what the Russian military lacks in capability it makes up for in horrific brutality. In China, an even more brutal regime, enabled by a vast surveillance state, enforces party loyalty with an iron fist.
Democrats care more about portraying the Right as violent than actual violence
It was reported on Thursday that a bullet was fired into the home of North Carolina candidate Pat Harrigan, who is running for Congress. The bullet landed close to where his children slept. No one has been arrested, and the investigation is ongoing. While it remains to be discovered who the assailant is, it is not unreasonable to speculate that this incident might have been politically motivated.
We don't want pandemic amnesty — we want a reckoning
An article in the Atlantic recently suggested there should be "amnesty" for those who got things wrong during the pandemic. The piece was written by Dr. Emily Oster, who was, to her credit, one of the only liberal-leaning voices of reason during the pandemic. Amid the COVID madness, Oster argued that schools should be open. She often spoke of the virus's low risk for children.
America's decline has to be by design
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele ruffled a lot of feathers when he declared in a March Twitter post, “The most powerful country in the world is falling so fast, that it makes you rethink what are the real reasons. ... Something so big and powerful can’t be destroyed so quickly, unless the enemy comes from within.” Fox News’s Tucker Carlson played a clip from a forthcoming interview with Bukele on Tuesday night in which he expands on his tweet. “The demise of the U.S. has to come from within.
Parents are prioritizing education in their voting choices
Polls show that eight in ten parents see public school curricula as a top concern. The only thing parents appear to care more about is inflation . The proof is out there. In Maryland, Montgomery County Schools this week addressed a "contentious curriculum" issue. In New Jersey, one group has called for an anti-Israel book to be excluded from the school's curriculum.
Trump rally live updates: Donald campaigns with Marco Rubio in Florida ahead of midterms
Live Former President Donald Trump is in Miami, Florida, today for a "Save America" rally ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections. Trump, who has been touring the country in recent days, will appear alongside Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), who is facing a re-election fight against Democrat Val Demings. RealClearPolitics ranks that particular race as Leaning Republican, and expects a GOP hold. Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL), will also be in attendance among other Republican lawmakers.
How we can restore an energy future that keeps the lights on
Reliable and affordable energy should be a fact of life in our country. And for most of America, it is. But under California ’s Green New Deal experiment, reliable power has become uncertain, with millions of people experiencing emergency power usage warnings across the state last month. The state itself forecasts a potential shortfall of 1,700 to 5,000 megawatts of power this year, with that shortfall expected to increase through at least 2025.
South Carolina leading the way in an 'all of the above' energy strategy
We need American innovation, not federal government intervention Follow Us Search Search Keyword: Front Page Podcast Commentary Latest Cartoon Question of the Day What is your first reaction to the FBI search at Mar-a-Lago? Question of the Day View results By Rep. Jeff Duncan - - Wednesday, August 10, 2022 OPINION: Burdensome energy regulations are driving up the costs across the board, from transportation fuel to utility bills.
Nuclear Is Key To Our Economic Future
Nuclear Is Key To Our Economic Future As energy prices continue to soar, President Biden is offering Americans a choice between a clean environment or a strong economy. This is a false and misleading choice. The most cost-effective way… Read Full Article »
To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 810 South Pendleton Street in Easley, South Carolina, as the Private First Class Barrett Lyle Austin Post Office Building. (H.R. 91)
Add a note about this bill. Your note is for you and will not be shared with anyone. Because you are a member of panel, your positions on legislation and notes below will be shared with the panel administrators. (More Info) To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 810 South Pendleton Street in Easley, South Carolina, as the "Private First Class Barrett Lyle Austin Post Office Building". The bill’s titles are written by its sponsor.
Stop pretending non-citizen voting is normal-it's not Original
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! "Voting rights" is one of the hottest topics in Washington and will likely continue to guide the political conversation through the rest of this Congress. Ultimately, I believe the discussion over voting should focus on election integrity – improving the public’s confidence in our election process by implementing common sense security measures like voter ID requirements. Democrats, on the other hand, want to head in the opposite direction.
The true meaning of the ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ chant | Will Bunch Newsletter
It’s here! It’s Election Day, in a year that that will surely prove my maxim that there’s no such thing as an off-year election. Here in my home state of Pennsylvania, dozens of localities are voting in school board races that may decide how and even whether racism is taught, while statewide judicial contests could determine women’s future reproductive rights. There is no excuse for not voting today. See you at the polls. Did someone forward you this email?
Trump is exonerated, forever acquitted
The Democrats’ impeachment witch hunt has finally come to a close. Here’s the disgraceful sham by the numbers: • 134 wasted days not working for the American people. • 119 Democrats who supported impeachment before the whistleblower complaint became public.
Opinion: Democrat-led impeachment trial 'will cause irreparable harm to our country'
Rep. Jeff Duncan, SC's Third Congressional District Published 10:49 a.m. ET Jan. 26, 2020 On Dec. 18, 2019, I voted “no” on two articles of impeachment against President Trump. I would have preferred to vote “hell no,” but that wasn’t an option. The Democrats’ decision to push through a partisan, politically motivated, sham impeachment that lacked any sort of due process, constitutional basis, evidence, or facts, has and will cause irreparable harm to our country.
Opinion: Democrat-led impeachment trial 'will cause irreparable harm to our country'
Rep. Jeff Duncan, SC's Third Congressional District Published 10:49 a.m. ET Jan. 26, 2020 On Dec. 18, 2019, I voted “no” on two articles of impeachment against President Trump. I would have preferred to vote “hell no,” but that wasn’t an option. The Democrats’ decision to push through a partisan, politically motivated, sham impeachment that lacked any sort of due process, constitutional basis, evidence, or facts, has and will cause irreparable harm to our country.
U.S. innovation, free market key to clean, affordable energy
ANALYSIS/OPINION: In the past three years of pro-growth Republican policies under President Trump’s leadership, we have reversed much of the economic damage done by the Obama administration and unleashed the incredible potential of American energy resources.
Guest column: Sen. Elizabeth Warren is weak on waste
Sen. Elizabeth Warren recently visited South Carolina where she touted her extreme socialist agenda; the professor’s uneducated lecture on nuclear energy and nuclear waste really missed the mark. Her devastating proposals, like the Green New Deal which eliminates nuclear energy, should be overwhelmingly rejected by South Carolinians. But while she’s traveling our state, the least she could do is pretend to be informed on issues that matter to our communities.
I know the Longest Day too well
June 21, 2019 is The Longest Day – the summer solstice. It is also a day to go purple and remember the Alzheimer’s community. Many of us know The Longest Day too well. My father fought his battle with Alzheimer’s disease until a spring day in 2015, a day which feels like yesterday and an eternity ago at the same time. Until the brutal disease impacted my family, I was uneducated on how widespread Alzheimer’s disease truly is. The numbers will surprise you.
The Left’s Next Target: Noncitizen Voting
The impermanent nature of politics being what it is, what was unthinkable in the past becomes debatable in the present and conventional wisdom in the future.
The Left’s Next Target: Noncitizen Voting | National Review
A voter casts his ballot behind a ballot booth (Keith Bedford/Reuters File Photo) The practice has a history, but today its ideology is flawed The impermanent nature of politics being what it is, what was unthinkable in the past becomes debatable in the present and conventional wisdom in the future.
Nuclear energy is a critical investment
President TrumpDonald John TrumpWinners and losers from the South Carolina debate Five takeaways from the Democratic debate Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE rolled out his vision for American energy dominance early on in his administration. Much has been made about that vision’s regulatory approach, which is rooted in getting the government out of the way of entrepreneurs, responsibly producing our domestic resources, and leveraging those strengths in the global arena.
Rep. Jeff Duncan: Suppressors aid hunters’ hearing
The Hearing Protection Act would make several adjustments to the regulatory procedure of firearm suppressors. My reform would replace the current onerous system with the same National Instant Criminal Background Check System that a law-abiding citizen goes through to buy a legal firearm. The greatest hurdle I’ve discovered during this process has been overcoming what I dub the “James Bond effect.” Hollywood misrepresents suppressors.
Rep. Jeff Duncan: Suppressors aid hunters’ hearing
The Hearing Protection Act would make several adjustments to the regulatory procedure of firearm suppressors. My reform would replace the current onerous system with the same National Instant Criminal Background Check System that a law-abiding citizen goes through to buy a legal firearm. The greatest hurdle I’ve discovered during this process has been overcoming what I dub the “James Bond effect.” Hollywood misrepresents suppressors.
Venezuela -- Nicolas Maduro & Obama Administration Work Hand-in-Hand | National Review
Venezuela, home to the largest oil reserves in the world, is literally starving. Suicide rates are skyrocketing, and food shortages affect 82 percent of the population. People wait in lines for hours just to buy food (if it’s available), and people are dying from lack of medicines. Venezuela’s trajectory does not look good: According to economic forecasts, the socialist country may default on its sovereign debt and the debt of the state-owned oil company, PDVSA.
Venezuela-Russia Deal Threatens U.S. Energy Security - The Fuse
Jeff Duncan represents the 3rd District of South Carolina and is the chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere. James Conway, a retired United States Marine Corps four-star general, was the 34th commandant of the U.S.M.C. He is co-chairman of Securing America’s Future Energy’s Energy Security Leadership. This article was originally published in The Hill on July 11, 2017.
Venezuela -- Nicolas Maduro & Obama Administration Work Hand-in-Hand
Venezuela, home to the largest oil reserves in the world, is literally starving. Suicide rates are skyrocketing, and food shortages affect 82 percent of the population. People wait in lines for hours just to buy food (if it’s available), and people are dying from lack of medicines. Venezuela’s trajectory does not look good: According to economic forecasts, the socialist country may default on its sovereign debt and the debt of the state-owned oil company, PDVSA.
Four U.S. Representatives: Our plan to help manufacturers and revive American prosperity
American manufacturing—once the pride of our nation and the envy of the world—is struggling. Foreign competition couldn’t beat it, but our own domestic regulation and taxes are crushing it to death. That is something we can change. Congress has the opportunity to lighten those government burdens enough to revive this great engine of American prosperity. American manufacturers often rely on resources and materials in short supply in the United States.
EXAMINING CURRENT TERRORIST FINANCING TRENDS AND THE THREAT TO THE HOMELAND
[House Hearing, 114 Congress] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office] FOLLOWING THE MONEY: EXAMINING CURRENT TERRORIST FINANCING TRENDS AND THE THREAT TO THE HOMELAND ======================================================================= HEARING BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COUNTERTERRORISM AND INTELLIGENCE OF THE COMMITTEE ON HOMELAND SECURITY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ONE HUNDRED FOURTEENTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION __________ MAY 12, 2016 __________ Serial No. 114-68 __________ Printed...
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