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Former Trump administration officials and lawmakers are revisiting several of President Donald Trump’s most controversial policies affecting the federal…

Donald Trump has plans to purge the so-called deep state beyond what any president has done before if he wins the presidency in 2024.

Montana Department of Environmental Quality has calculated a potential fine, more than $500,000, for a group requesting permission to do mining

The crew of leaders in and around the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management could influence renewable power and oil drilling for decades.

A federal judge from California has revoked changes to the Endangered Species Act that was made under the Trump administration, giving a win for pro-environmental groups that had filed the lawsuit.

Former Interior Secretary David Bernhardt took aim at a Biden administration proposal released last week that gutted a Trump-era framework boosting offshore oil and gas production.

The National Marine Fisheries Service released a final biological opinion today establishing critical protections for salmon and Puget Sound orcas from exposure to three widely used insecticides — chlorpyrifos, diazinon and malathion. Today’s analysis finalizes a March draft biological opinion that concluded the three insecticides put 37 protected species in jeopardy of extinction and harm their designated critical habitat.

In an exclusive excerpt from her book "Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland" Gov. Kristi Noem recalls her fight to bring fireworks back to Mount Rushmore

Dozens of people will spend a couple more days forced from their apartment homes after a fire broke out Sunday afternoon.

One campaigner said the "cursory approval of more than 3,500 drilling permits contradicts President Bidens pledges to address the terrifying threat of climate change."