Phil North was no fan of the proposed Pebble Mine, so when he was asked in 2010 to offer feedback on a draft petition urging the Environmental Protection Agency to kill the project, he pitched in with suggested language and edits.
The Environmental Protection Agency came under fire Thursday after an official said the agency would not fully cover a Colorado county's expenses stemming from the EPA-caused toxic wastewater spill at the Gold King Mine.
A state judge threw out a portion of a Seattle ordinance requiring garbage collectors to snoop through residents' trash in search of food waste, calling the provision unconstitutional.
The political forecast for Friday's signing of the historic Paris Agreement on climate change calls for sunshine at the White House, with lukewarm temperatures on the left and thunderstorms on the right.
A federal judge ruled Thursday against California Attorney General Kamala Harris's attempts to gain access to the names and addresses of donors to a prominent free-market nonprofit, calling her demand unconstitutional.
The Competitive Enterprise Institute on Wednesday called on the Virgin Islands attorney general to withdraw his subpoena into its climate-change work, calling the probe a "political ploy" designed to "punish" the free-market group for its climate-change dissent.
Cecile Richards' longstanding insistence that Planned Parenthood has never profited from fetal-tissue sales drew scrutiny Wednesday as House Republicans noted that abortion clinics essentially get paid for doing nothing.
Utah Gov. Gary R. Herbert signed a first-in-the-nation resolution Tuesday that officially declares pornography to be "a public health hazard" and takes aim at the "sexually toxic environment" caused by X-rated entertainment.
Democrat Sen. Michael Bennet was drowned out last weekend by irate Colorado Democrats, who booed and chanted "change your vote" in reference to his position as a superdelegate for Hillary Clinton.
In the hours before they took the stage for their March 29 press conference, Democratic attorneys general received a secret briefing from two top environmentalists on pursuing climate change dissenters.
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said in a Thursday night skit that he meant to say he "values New York" when he took a jab earlier this year at "New York values."
Pro-life activist David Daleiden asked a Houston court Thursday to dismiss charges stemming from his undercover probe, arguing that prosecutors violated his rights by colluding with pro-choice advocates and leaking information to Planned Parenthood.
The sudden retirement announcement of veteran Rep. Ander Crenshaw has ignited speculation about a high-profile successor: former University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow.
Bill Nye "the science guy" says in a video interview released Thursday that he is open to the idea of jailing those who deviate from the climate change consensus.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris' record on using her office to punish ideological foes is coming under fire after her investigations on abortion and climate change, but it's unlikely that either probe will come back to haunt her at the ballot box.
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee acted Wednesday to subpoena EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy after the agency refused to provide witnesses to a field hearing on the EPA-caused Gold King Mine spill.