Federal Spending Freeze Could Have Widespread Impact on Environment, Emergency Management

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Moving on two new legal fronts to overturn President Barack Obama’s rejection of its Keystone XL pip

Well, it would be a touch awkward for King Charles III to wax on about saving himself. After the 74-

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An attorney for Johnson and Johnson faced probing questions Monday over the corporation's use of a c

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To get a sense of how much it will cost the nation to save itself from rising seas over the next 50

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Prince Philip may be gone, but he's certainly not forgotten.During his coronation at Westminster Abb

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2017 One of Hottest Years on Record, and Without El Niño