Its meddling and arbitrary cuts to staff, programs, and grants are killing an engine of American greatness, insiders say.

One resident said, "Anything that's hazardous, regardless of where it's coming from, should be taken care of".

Over the past several decades, the United States has experienced a steady loss of manufacturing and heavy industry to ...

By Eugene Linden As I write this, the temperature is climbing past 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the mid-Atlantic states, and 170 million Americans are under warnings about a dangerous combination of ...

Ruxandra Guidi for High Country News, originally published July 1, 2025 This past April, I attended one of the nation’s 1,400 ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is placing 144 employees on administrative leave after they signed an open petition protesting the ...

Analysis shows EPA rollbacks of the HON rule would put overburdened communities at risk and benefit chemical plants that ...

Virtually all of Minnesota’s municipal water systems continue to provide residents with drinking water that easily exceeds ...

Seaweed works whether cows are in pastures or feedlots. It can be added to feed as dried meal or an oil-based supplement. In ...

A variety of factors cause mosquitoes to bite humans in SC. Researchers found the chemical makeup of the skin is a top ...

Virginia Castellanos, a South Bay Union School District nurse, is at work when her phone buzzes. “It stinks really bad at ...

The Jigawa State Environmental Protection Agency (JISEPA), has seized unwholesome products worth N14.4 million in the last ...