President Donald Trump began his second administration with a blitz of policy actions to reorient U.S. government priorities.

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In his inauguration speech, Trump said he will declare a “national energy emergency,” though United States is producing more oil now than any other country at any other time. He intends to ...

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No details were provided for either measure, but the official said Trump's orders would cut "the red tape and the burden and regulations" to boost US energy production and lower costs for American ...

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President-elect Donald Trump on Monday plans to declare a “national energy emergency” that would give him authority to increase U.S. energy production, including opening up drilling in Alaska.