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Thirty years after its inception, the Congressional Western Caucus is working harder than ever for rural America.

As the year ends, the prospect of a fresh start for the country is opening up.

John Kerry is crazy. This is not hyperbole or exaggeration.

President Biden's migrant surge is taking a toll on police, schools and a wide range of social services -- and it turns out, it's also contributing to global warming.

Al Gore offered a grim outlook Sunday for world migration patterns, predicting that migrants "crossing international borders in larger numbers" might soon be the result of climate change.

The Biden administration released its highly anticipated proposal for doling out billions of dollars in tax credits to hydrogen producers Friday, in a massive effort to build out an industry that some hope can be a cleaner alternative to fossil fueled power.

A tractor-trailer loaded with what authorities believe were gas containers slammed into the bottom of an overhead railroad bridge in upstate New York and exploded Thursday night as a freight train was traveling on the tracks above.

A Toad Lake Township, Minnesota, man died after he fell through the frozen surface of a local lake while ice fishing.

A truck driver incurred severe burns to his hands and face after he drove an 18-wheeler full of compressed natural gas into a bridge in Glenville, New York, Thursday.

A storm brought heavy rain and strong winds across northern Europe overnight and into Friday, bringing down trees and prompting warnings of flooding on the North Sea coast. A woman in Belgium was fatally injured by a falling Christmas tree, while another tree killed a person in the Netherlands.