Poland's state-run oil company signed a 24-year contract on Thursday to buy liquefied natural gas from the U.S.-based company Cheniere, a transaction hailed as a victory for Trump's energy dominance agenda meant to move Europe from dependence on Russian energy. “This LNG deal with Poland is a major step forward for our ally’s effort to become less reliant on Russian natural gas, which Vladimir Putin has used to bully and intimidate the Polish people,” said Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, where Cheniere is based. The company is the largest LNG exporter in the country. Cheniere signed the deal with Polish ... (full story)