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As the Supreme Court’s term wound down, its slate of conservative justices cast a shadow of uncertainty over the future of federal environmental protection — a move that environmental and legal experts say could have wide-ranging effects in industry-friendly states like Louisiana.

Elbert Countys commissioners this week blasted Secretary of State Jena Griswold for pursuing what they described as a blatant "partisan political action" when she appointed a supervisor tasked with ensuring

Elbert Countys commissioners this week blasted Secretary of State Jena Griswold for pursuing what they described as a blatant "partisan political action" when she appointed a supervisor tasked with ensuring

A recent report from an environmental group found that several Louisiana refineries are emitting benzene at a higher level than federally allowable, which could have troubling implications for the Louisianians who live and work near these facilities. Long-term

Conservatives have launched new initiatives aimed at removing "woke politics" from corporate boardrooms as the annual season of shareholder meetings winds down.

Conservatives have launched new initiatives aimed at removing "woke politics" from corporate boardrooms as the annual season of shareholder meetings winds down.

The boards of several leading U.S. companies this week rejected efforts by conservative shareholder activists to separate them from woke politics.

Analysis shows alarming level of benzene at fence-line of facilities in Texas, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Indiana and US Virgin Islands

Trump’s phone call amplifies speculation that Masters could land Trump’s endorsement in the toss-up race where his support could be pivotal.

Activist shareholder group the National Legal and Policy Center is presenting a flurry of resolutions to corporate boards this week. Their first target was Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey.