Oral arguments in the case of Mosley v. Emerson, watched intently throughout the nation, are set for Sept. 29 at the North ...

Two weeks after severe storms struck Indiana and parts of north and central Illinois, thousands of residents bordering Illinois are still without electricity, prompting questions about ...

The U.S. Virgin Islands have long drawn travelers with white sand and turquoise water, but a new global ranking gives beach ...

Fulfilling the executive order of first-term Democratic Gov. Josh Stein, his Energy Policy Task Force presented a report ...

A Trump-appointed federal judge has ruled in favor of a private prison company in its legal battle against a new Colorado law requiring more health and ...

Protections so emergency responders can respond to crises are being sought in federal drone regulations by multiple attorneys ...

Sixteen state attorneys general are calling on the “Big Four Accounting Firms” by letter for accountability over their actions that prioritize Environmental, Social, Governance investment strategies ...

A proposed pipeline that would supply natural gas to a data center now under construction for Oracle and OpenAI in southern New Mexico has been delayed ...

The State Department views a 1960s-era internationalist movement based in Havana as a Cuban communist plot to destroy America ...

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is in hot water as a prolonged legal battle revealed the state ignored policies to limit emissions tied to climate change.

A single decision in 1953 turned a company’s biggest problem into the format that would define frozen dinners for more than ...

Chicken prices fell 3.5% in July 2026 compared with the prior year, even as overall grocery prices and beef costs have ...