For the first time in over four years, the national average for gasoline has fallen below $3 a gallon. According to AAA, prices now stand at $2.998, a milestone that will impact millions. It’s no coincidence that this positive news comes just as the United States has set a new record for oil production, surpassing 13.8 million barrels per day in September. That’s what happens when America embraces real energy leadership. “Gas prices dropping below $3 a gallon isn’t an accident, it’s the direct result of real leadership in Washington and reversing the anti-energy policies of the last four years,” said Daniel Turner,…

Climate Alarmists Said 2025 Hurricane Season Would Be Devastating. Reality Had Other Plans. All year, Americans were told to prepare themselves. Major outlets warned that the 2025 hurricane season would be dangerous, unprecedented, and driven by human-caused climate change. Forecasts predicted up to 19 named storms, 10 hurricanes, and five major hurricanes hitting the United States. Reports framed the year as another climate-driven threat heading toward the U.S. But now that the season is over, the panic was unfounded: not a single named storm made landfall on the continental U.S. this year—something that hasn’t happened since 2015. “The gap between…

This Thanksgiving, as families gather around warm homes and full tables, we want to pause and thank the men and women who make it all possible: America’s energy workers. From the roughnecks on the rigs to the miners underground, from the line workers braving bitter cold to the truck drivers moving the fuel that powers our lives, these workers keep our country running. They don’t get holidays off. They don’t get weather days. Their jobs don’t pause just because the rest of America sits down to carve a turkey. And yet, year after year, they show up. This year, especially,…

Today, Power The Future released an open letter to the Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, urging the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement to review whether foreign climate activist Greta Thunberg should be allowed to enter the United States. Thunberg’s recent actions abroad raise valid concerns about public safety here at home. Just days ago, Thunberg was banned from Venice after participating in an act of vandalism against the city’s historic Grand Canal. Unfortunately, this is part of a broader pattern.  As Power The Future founder Daniel Turner explains, Thunberg has repeatedly aligned herself with groups like Extinction Rebellion and…

New Jersey hasn’t even sworn in its new governor, and residents are already getting a preview of what “lower energy costs” will really mean under Mikie Sherrill. Hint: not lower. Sherrill has asked Jennifer Granholm to head her transition team. Yes, that Granholm: the Biden administration’s key figure in rising gas prices, delayed energy projects, and a green agenda fueled more by wishful thinking than reality. If New Jersey ratepayers were hoping for relief, this is the opposite. It is a huge warning sign. “Thankfully, America liberated itself from the energy ignorance and failed ideological malfeasance of Jennifer Granholm last…

Atmos Energy just asked for an $11.20-a-month rate increase, and politicians immediately rushed to blame the utility. But here’s the truth Pete Mundo flagged on the air: It’s not the utilities. It’s the climate mandates. For years, blue mayors and county commissioners across Missouri and Kansas have quietly signed onto regional net-zero pledges that force utilities to overhaul infrastructure, change their energy mix, and comply with expensive new regulations. Those costs don’t vanish — they show up on your monthly bill. The Kansas City Regional Net-Zero Plan: The Big Driver The Mid-America Regional Council’s KC Climate Action Plan commits counties…

While American energy workers keep the lights on, a Swiss billionaire is quietly pouring tens of millions of dollars into groups trying to shut down oil production.  Thomas Catenacci with the Washington Free Beacon reports, “Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss’s eponymous charity funneled tens of millions of dollars last year to left-wing nonprofits working to shut down American oil and gas production and turn out climate-concerned voters, according to the group’s tax filings first obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. In total, the Wyss Foundation wired grants worth more than $40 million to two dozen organizations that buy large swaths of American land to…

Some stories remind us what real heroism looks like. The life — and final act — of Steve Lipscomb, a Marine veteran, husband, father, man of faith, and proud West Virginia coal miner, is one of those stories. Ten days ago, a sudden flood ripped through the Rolling Thunder Mine. Steve did what he’d done his whole life: he put others first. He got his entire crew out safely. He stayed behind to make sure no one was left. And when the water rose, he became the last man in the mine. Steve never made it out. After days of…