Climate Change in America Will Help the North but Slam the South
Overall, climate change's small gains won't be enough to offset its harms.
Travel Ban to Take Effect Tonight
A limited travel ban on refugees and travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries is set to take effect Thursday evening.
Majority of Americans Disapprove of Senate Health-Care Bill
Nevertheless, most Americans want to see changes made to the Affordable Care Act.
What the Senate’s Obamacare Replacement Would Mean for Mental-Health Treatment
The Better Care Reconciliation Act would make mental-health care more expensive for many Americans.
How Nudges Can Save Governments Money
A new study finds more evidence nudges can prove an effective policy tool. But what's the fate of social science-informed policy in the Trump administration?
ACLU Sues D.C. Police Over Inauguration Day Arrests
The lawsuit comes as the government is pursuing charges of rioting, conspiracy, and property destruction against more than 200 people arrested on Inauguration Day.
Where Did All the Money Come From in the Georgia House Race?
Democrat Jon Ossoff raised a lot from small, individual donations, while dark money groups gave about one-fifth of all the money in the race.
Inside the Environmental Protection Agency: Paranoia and Stifled Work
Based on interviews with 47 current and former EPA employees, a new report paints a picture of a deeply divided and stymied agency.
California Cuts Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Signs International Climate Agreement
California is on pace to meet the goal of its Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006.
Environmental Protection Agency Head Leaves G7 Environment Meeting Early
The EPA head departed Italy after a few hours of a planned two-day meeting with the Group of Seven.