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If US President Donald Trump’s plan to control oil production in the Western Hemisphere comes to pass, Washington would oversee more crude than OPEC+.

Trump’s push to remake the US as a petrostate risks backfiring for its energy security, its economy, and the specific interests of oil company shareholders.

The new tax forces companies exporting pollution-heavy goods into the EU to pay for their products’ emissions.

An Elliott affiliate in November won a messy bidding war for Citgo, which had been owned by Venezuela’s state oil company.

This story was originally published by Popular Information, a substack publication to which you can subscribe here. In a Saturday morning military raid ordered by President Trump, US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. After Maduro was apprehended and transported to New York to face criminal charges, Trump announced that the United States would “run” Venezuela for the indefinite […]

Pizzerias were once the second-most common restaurant type in the US.

“Paul Singer’s shady purchase of Citgo has everything to do with this coup.”

Investments into the US more than doubled as Gulf funds piled into US tech and the American economy.

If the US operation in Venezuela tells us anything, it’s that Washington is thinking past the shale boom and back to a more traditional playbook.