Updates, Announcements, and Media Coverage of CSA’s Work
This section highlights CSA’s latest announcements, media appearances, and public engagement across policy discussions, research releases, and organizational initiatives.
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Chicago Tribune
June 10, 2026
Edward Cross: Global Demand for Energy is Rising. There’s No Better Place to Produce It Than America
We look around the world today, and ongoing conflicts remind us that secure, reliable access to energy is at the core of our nation’s energy security, as well as the security of America’s allies. But our energy security should never be taken for granted, and we need policies that ensure we can meet our energy needs tomorrow, not just today.
World Oil
June 1, 2026
Writing in World Oil, Edward Cross marks America’s 250th anniversary by spotlighting the U.S. oil and natural gas industry’s role in the nation’s energy leadership and economic strength. He frames the semiquincentennial as an occasion to recognize American energy’s historical significance and argues that progress in energy development is driven by results, not rhetoric.
Real Clear Politics
April 2, 2024
Real Clear Politics op-ed by Rep. Vicente Gonzalez and CSA board member Martin Frost arguing that U.S. natural gas and LNG exports are essential to global energy security.
RFD-TV
May 5, 2023
RFD-TV interview with CSA’s Fred Zeidman on how American energy production and foreign policy are connected amid the war in Ukraine and China’s growing global role. (Original article removed; link is the archived copy.)
The Daily Signal
April 26, 2023
The Daily Signal on CSA’s Fred Zeidman urging the United States to reassert its role as an energy and political power broker.
Bloomberg
December 9, 2022
Former Democratic Congressmen Tony Coelho of California and Martin Frost of Texas, who serve in an advisory role for the Council for a Secure America, discuss U.S. energy policy with Bloomberg’s David Westin.
The Hill
September 28, 2022
The Hill op-ed by Council for a Secure America co-chair Fred Zeidman and former Congressman Tony Coelho arguing that oil and natural gas remain central to global power struggles, using Russia’s leverage over Europe as a case study.