The end-of-February Iran conflict is driving wholesale oil costs up, and diesel at the pump is paying the price. Here's why it matters for every CFO and fleet operator.

Ottawa's dollar-for-dollar retaliation slaps duties on U.S. tissue just as midterms heat up - and a familiar panic is back on the kitchen table.

The White House disclosed a 100-year lease giving a private firm 17 Venezuelan oilfields with 65 billion barrels, while the US takes a 35% equity stake and 20% of output.

The first U.S.-Iran strikes in a month pushed crude to $90 a barrel, and American drivers are feeling it at the pump.

Oil markets just repriced geopolitical risk. Here is what the Strait of Hormuz data says about the real threat to supply.

The strait of Hormuz is back at the center of a live conflict, with tanker fires and reprisal attacks threatening the world's key oil chokepoint.

With oil exports down 80% and inflation above 80%, Tehran's moderates are signaling cracks - here's the strategic fallout for energy markets.

The deal could reshape global oil flows and test US sanctions policy, but critics see a giveaway of national assets.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen warns the 65-million-barrel deal endangers service members, calling it 'proof' of risk, not a victory.

The federal government's majority stake in a new joint venture makes it the world's second-largest holder of proven oil reserves, reshaping Washington's role in energy.

An unprecedented pact gives Washington oversight of Venezuela's vast oil reserves, a move the interim president says will revive the economy.

The White House says nothing yet. If the deal is real, it doubles American reserves and rewrites global oil math.