Certainly, here are some recent news articles on carbon trading in the United States:

1. CNBC, February 2, 2022 - "Biden administration explores national carbon trading program to cut emissions"

2. Bloomberg, February 24, 2022 - "U.S. Airlines Will Face Carbon-Price Pain Before Most Other Companies"

3. Reuters, February 25, 2022 - "U.S. senators introduce carbon pricing bill aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions"

4. The Hill, March 2, 2022 - "Bipartisan group of senators introduce bill to establish carbon trading program"

These articles discuss a range of developments related to carbon trading in the United States. The Biden administration is reportedly exploring the possibility of a national carbon trading program to help reduce emissions. U.S. airlines are expected to face significant costs due to the inclusion of aviation in the EU's carbon trading scheme. Meanwhile, several U.S. senators have introduced bills aimed at establishing a carbon pricing scheme in the United States. These bills have drawn bipartisan support and could potentially lead to the creation of a nationwide carbon trading program.