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Former Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke misled investigators assessing his handling of a petition from two Native American tribes to open a casino, a watchdog concluded.

The IG's report doesn't name the senior BLM official, but it is based on an investigation the watchdog conducted in response to a complaint filed last year

"The Biden administration plans to conduct an in-depth analysis of a series of public land orders issued in the final weeks of the Trump administration that sought to open 28 million acres of federal lands in Alaska to oil and gas development and mining activity."

The Biden administration will review orders meant to open 28 million acres of the Last Frontier to resources development, issued in January 2021 by

“Sorry this is such a $#!t show,” a Secret Service official wrote days ahead of Trump’s visit.

The U.S. Department of the Interior is opposing a bid for an en banc rehearing by environmental groups over its 2019 approval of a land exchange allowing a road to run through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge land between Cold Bay and King Cove, Alaska, saying that the exchange is not meant for economic gain.

The Biden administration on Friday defended a decision by former Interior Secretary David Bernhardt to sign off on a land swap necessary to build a road

High gas prices and inflation rates are colliding with the introduction of Democratic climate policies. That's giving Republicans ammunition three months

"It will be worth watching," one Trump-era Interior official wrote of the electoral count before supporters of the former president stormed the Capitol.

The "America First Agenda Summit" attracted hundreds of Republican activists and officials. They hope to repeal the climate policies of President Joe Biden.