Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Bill Hodgkins, a Vets4Energy volunteer, was published in the Sun Sentinel stating his view on why the Keystone XL pipeline should be approved in order to reduce "our reliance on unpredictable nations and strengthening our national security posture."

California Governor Jerry Brown, preparing the state for development of the largest shale-oil reserves in the U.S., signed into law regulations for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a process that has been criticized by environmental groups.

During this 4 minute segment, Vets4Energy Chairman Phil Panzarella talks about Vets4Energy's support for the Keystone XL Pipeline and the need for energy policies to sustain our national security.

Brigadier General Roma Amundson is a retired veteran who remains concerned about our national security. As a Vets4Energy member, she makes sure that her elected officials understand her position, and why energy security is important.

As the Office of Management and Budget reviews U.S. EPA's proposal for 2014 renewable fuel volumes, Congress continues to debate a legislative fix to the policy.

The economic and employment contributions from U.S. unconventional oil and gas production are now being felt throughout the U.S. economy, increasing household incomes, boosting trade and contributing to a new increase in U.S. competitiveness in the world economy, a new study by IHS finds.

General Tony Clark, Chairman for the Nevada Energy Forum, shared messaging to veterans on how energy plays a significant role in military and veteran issues.

If the US, China, Europe and other major energy consumers can tap their own rocks for gas to generate electricity, then the world's power arrangements are about to be rearranged, writes Regis Gente.

Thirty U.S. veterans from around the country descended upon our Nation's Capital on July 9-12 as part of a Vets4Energy fly-in. These American heroes met with their U.S. Senators and Members of Congress, delivering the message that "Energy Security = National Security."

A Saudi prince has warned that his oil-reliant nation is under threat because of fracking technology being developed elsewhere around the world.