A controversial energy agreement allowing Russian diesel exports to the U.S. has sparked a rare public rift between President Trump and Senate Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. Four GOP senators have openly criticized the deal, calling it a misstep that could undermine sanctions and strain bipartisan relations. The move has reignited debates over energy policy and foreign influence, raising questions about whether the administration’s priorities align with those of its own party. With opposition growing, the deal’s future—and its political fallout—remain uncertain.
President Trump is picking a fight with Senate Republicans right before the midterm elections with his surprise deal to allow Russia to export diesel to the United States. Four Republican senators — Sens. Susan Collins (Maine), Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), John Curtis (Utah) and Thom Tillis (N.C.) — have already spoken out against the controversial deal...
