With growth tapering in the U.S., American streaming giants are tapping into growing European markets in countries like France.

There aren’t enough ships to carry liquefied natural gas, nor enough port facilities to load and unload it.

European nations have managed to store gas, and the price has come down from historic highs.

Europe’s largest economy depends on Russian gas. Vladimir Putin is using it as a political weapon.

The FDA hasn’t approved ingredients that could make products more pleasing to use — and used more often, says Amanda Mull of The Atlantic.

Europe was already grappling with an energy crisis. The war has made that crisis worse.

It’s all about propping up his own country’s currency.

If Russia stops sending natural gas to Europe, it’ll have to send it somewhere else.

Russia supplies much of Europe’s natural gas through pipelines in Ukraine. But energy diversification may reduce Russia’s leverage.

In Europe, there’s inflation, but it’s not as high as it is in the U.S.