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Trump promised energy dominance — instead, he's killing projects.

Blackouts and power outages could be 100 times more common in the U.S. in just five years, according to a Department of Energy report released this week. The report found that rising demand and an aging power generation infrastructure threaten U.S. capacity. The news comes as

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sex and the (one big beautiful) city… charlotte: i hope they didn't cut nuclear bc it's clean and works all night samantha: i know something else that works all night miranda: it's just common sense that we need all-of-the-above carrie: big oil is moving to paris

The US was on track to significantly lower household energy costs by 2035. Thanks to Trump, that progress has been wiped away. Studies show the average American will spend $284 more per year on energy under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

The Big, Ugly Bill slashes clean energy investment, cuts good-paying jobs, and raises working families' energy bills. It will hurt us all.

.Josh Freed: Congress needs bipartisan energy policies — not bipartisan failures.

He’s got a funny way of showing it.

Trump says he wants the US to go all in on AI — but he and the GOP just slashed support for the very energy projects needed to power AI data centers. It's self-sabotage for US leadership. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

It was true before, and it's doubly true now: the best arguments for clean energy are economic, not environmental. The GOP tax bill proves our case, slashing support for clean energy and raising energy costs by $274/yr for the average American. Read: politico.com/news/2025/07/1…

Here's some truth for you, Congressman Zach Nunn. Care to tell Iowans how many jobs your bill cuts?

Shapiro nails it here. The US must win the AI race against China — and that means we need American workers, abundant energy, and serious investment. Pennsylvania is stepping up.

The Trump administration is well over the line here, handpicking winners and losers in the energy sector and sticking Americans with the tab. We need all-of-the-above, not industry-killing red tape. politico.com/news/2025/07/1…

100% Martin Heinrich. Using energy policy to pick winners and losers sets a dangerous precedent — it raises costs, eliminates jobs, and increases the likelihood of blackouts. It’s bad for working families.

Confused by all of changes to federal energy law after the OBBBA? We have a handy-dandy cheat sheet that breaks it all down for you, courtesy of Shane Londagin, Luke Bassett, Avi Zevin, and researchers at Jesse D. Jenkins’ REPEAT Project. heatmap.news/politics/obbba…