Regulatory rollbacks under Scott Pruitt are crowning an early champion with Devon Energy, which is now backing away from settling Obama-era air pollution claims.
The administration and Congress have had a hand in the instability shaking the health care program, using it to their advantage.
While party leaders in Washington focus on President Trump’s troubles, candidates in the states are trying to devise a message to reach the voters they need to win back.
With little training and no safety equipment — or even health insurance — the pair headed into a remote area of Congo teeming with militia fighters to find the culprits behind a massacre.
A high school senior’s story sheds light on a delicate issue: how Christian schools, which advocate abstinence until marriage, treat pregnant teenagers.
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Tonight a new chapter of “Twin Peaks” will begin on Showtime, with David Lynch in the director’s seat and much of the original cast.
Mr. Kramer — writer, advocate, “loudmouth” — helped define AIDS activism and gay life. He ruffled some feathers along the way.
Some scientists fear that West Antarctica’s immense ice sheet may have entered the early stages of an unstoppable disintegration.
Developing nations and environmental groups condemned the presence of corporate lobbyists at a climate change talk session in Germany, but the United States defended it.
The executive order, made public on Thursday, banned public smoking and said citizens should band together to help catch and charge violators.
A couple manages to mix romance and renovation, and a country singer provides an assist.
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Trump’s recklessness may force Congress or the courts to diminish the power of his office.
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