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'It's the dumbest.' Climate crashes wild debate
Between cross-talk and insults, climate change got more attention last night than in any other presidential debate in history.
Between cross-talk and insults, climate change got more attention last night than in any other presidential debate in history.
Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden pledged his plan for a carbon-free energy sector by 2035 would create "millions" of jobs in a chaotic first presidential debate last night.
The Senate is expected to send President Trump stopgap spending legislation today that will avoid a government shutdown only hours before the new fiscal year begins at midnight.
In May, America's second-largest coal company announced it was dropping "coal" from its name. Now, it might drop coal that's burned in power plants altogether.
President Trump misrepresented his rollback of clean car standards and his record on electric vehicle subsidies at the first presidential debate last night, in a remarkably substantive exchange on climate and transportation policy.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is parting ways with its top political strategist amid the business lobby's moves to court Democrats.
Texas-based Vistra Corp. announced sweeping plans yesterday to expand its solar and storage portfolio, sideline Midwestern coal plants, and strengthen its resolve to reach net-zero carbon emissions.
Last month, an officer with the Bureau of Indian Affairs shot and killed 35-year-old Brandon Laducer at a private residence on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation in North Dakota.
The dream of making a power plant that doesn't require fossil fuels or pose the potential for dangerous nuclear meltdowns has stumbled along since the late 1950s, when Russian scientists began experimenting with a fusion-powered reactor they called a tokamak.
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