The Latest Breaking News from Doug Burgum

The Trump administration on Thursday finalized its reversal of Biden-era limits on oil and gas development in Alaska, reopening more than 10 million acres of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR-A) to drilling as part of a broader effort to expand domestic energy production.

Alaska Native tribes and conservation groups have sued the federal government, seeking to have overturned a land exchange aimed at allowing a road to be built through a national wildlife refuge in Alaska

California Governor Gavin Newsom strongly opposed the Trump administration’s reported intentions to expand offshore drilling in California, as the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Wednesday predicted global oil and gas demand could grow until 2050.

Speaking to Euronews, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright indicated Washington's willingness to have a long-term energy presence in Europe and highlighted Greece's role as a key hub.

The Interior Department announced an updated critical minerals list that includes coal, phosphate and potash, key ingredients for fertilizers.

Doug Burgum, the Secretary of the Interior, highlighted America's renewed energy dominance under President Donald Trump, amid record-breaking output and surging LNG exports.

Abu Dhabi has opened a major oil summit with optimism about rising energy prices

As Trump moves toward more energy-dense sources of power, the offshore wind industry has felt the impact most dramatically.

The government shutdown has advocates for national parks fearful for the future of America’s “crown jewels” as more layoffs are threatened.

Officials from multiple administrations and activists have fought over the construction for decades

The Trump administration has approved plans to open Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling, rekindling fierce debate between economic interests and environmental protection.