Rising Heating Bills This Winter Due to Energy Costs
September 18, 2026
Heating costs are projected to rise for American households this winter due to increased fuel costs and rates by utilities.
Heating costs are projected to rise for American households this winter due to increased fuel costs and rates by utilities.
Heating costs for American households are expected to rise by nearly 9% this winter, driven by higher fuel expenses.
States and cities sue over new federal rules allowing immigrants’ use of safety net resources to affect green card applications.
Labor union membership rises in the U.S., with growth varying by state politics. States supporting collective bargaining see more gains.
President Trump’s trade war with Canada raises concerns for Republicans as tariffs impact key states before midterms.
The U.S. poverty rate hit a historic low of 10.2% in 2025, but experts warn of worsening conditions due to policy changes.
President Trump dismissed claims of an affordability crisis as a hoax at a Dallas convention, despite rising inflation.
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Two ex-Republican lawmakers plead not guilty to trespass charges in Montana, citing incorrect land ownership info.
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Montana Gov. Gianforte proposes a 4.7% flat income tax rate, sparking criticism from Democrats who call it a break for the wealthy.
