The environmental non-profit estimates that recent federal oil and gas leases will produce more greenhouse gas emissions than the European Union emits in a year.
Yes, but there are a few caveats.
An Obama-appointed Native American woman was replaced last week by an attorney who has worked closely with Trump.
As a debate raged about how Mike Pence reconciles Trump's immigration policy with his Christianity, some churches opened their doors for immigrants looking to avoid detention.
In 1994, attorney Susan Gzesh wrote in a report that Mexico was not a safe third country. Has anything changed?
The Trump administration pointed at China, Indonesia, and others as the main source of trash in our oceans, but the U.S. and other wealthy nations contribute to the problem.
Some local governments are hoping that, once dollar stores are banned, grocery stores will come to food deserts.
Trump will meet with Guatemala's president next week, and a "safe third country" agreement is reportedly on the table.
ICE arrests in 10 cities are supposed to begin on Sunday, targeting mainly families who recently crossed the border.
The Trump administration says the Department of Defense isn't to blame for a toxic firefighting foam the military helped pioneer in the 1960s.
The Supreme Court rejected the reasoning behind the administration's proposed addition of the question, so the president would need to provide a new rationale.
The Department of Homeland Security is bypassing dozens of laws to speed up the construction of several miles of fencing in Texas.
The "opportunity zones" program, established in Trump's 2017 tax bill, might be fueling gentrification and luxury developments.
Biden went after Trump for denying detained children beds, blankets, and toothbrushes. But the Obama administration did the same thing, albeit in different circumstances.
The Trump administration is keeping quiet on some climate change findings, a Straight Pride Parade moves forward in Boston, and neo-Nazis face a sobering event in a German town.
The high court's decision didn't take issue with the question itself, but rather the administration's tactics.
The Sixth Amendment does not guarantee representation in immigration court, so immigrants facing deportation rarely have lawyers.
Critics of the USDA's new stocking standards say their opposition is about incentivizing retailers, not about penalizing people for what's in their grocery cart.
The announcement likely has to do more with Trump's re-election campaign than an actual ICE operation. But that won't stop it from spreading fear through immigrant communities.
It could be years before farmers see any gains from the rollback of E15 restrictions—or before oil interests and environmental groups see any losses.
One year after the Supreme Court dismissed "Korematsu," the Trump administration will begin detaining migrants in a camp where Japanese Americans were incarcerated.
Because the protection is only a temporary status and doesn't offer a path to citizenship, it puts recipients in a legal gray zone.
House Democrats will pass a bill to protect Dreamers—but without support from the Senate or the president, it's unlikely to become law.
This round could be even more costly for U.S. agriculture and consumers.
