WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a series of executive orders aimed at boosting the struggling coal industry, a reliable but polluting energy source that’s long been in ...

I told my people, never use the word coal unless you put beautiful, clean before it,” Trump said at a White House signing ceremony where he was flanked by coal miners in hard hats. Several wore ...

The April 4 letter sent by the statewide House and Senate members to Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum asked the federal ...

The April 4 letter sent by the statewide House and Senate members to Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum asked the federal ... protective gear and hard hats, presumably coal miners, in a short ...

I told my people, never use the word coal unless you put beautiful, clean before it,” Trump said at a White House signing ceremony where he was flanked by coal miners in hard hats. Several wore ...

In addition, Trump directed Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to acknowledge the termination ... flanked by coal miners in hard hats, said before signing four energy-related executive orders at ...

In addition, Trump directed Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to acknowledge the termination ... flanked by coal miners in hard hats, said before signing four energy-related executive orders at ...

“Unlike wind and solar, coal plants can run 24 hours a day in rain, sleet or snow,” Trump said, flanked by rows of coal miners donning hard hats ... Secretary Doug Burgum said in a statement.

"Trump's orders also direct Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to “acknowledge the end ... where he was flanked by coal miners in hard hats. Several wore patches on their work jackets that ...

One order would also instruct Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who chairs the president’s Energy Dominance Council, to designate coal as a “mineral,” which would help boost production under ...

Trump’s orders also direct Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to “acknowledge the end” of an Obama-era moratorium that paused coal leasing on federal lands and require federal agencies to rescind policies ...