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The Bureau of Land Management now has until September 21 to explain why it treated a 167-megawatt data center as the same project as the solar plant it originally approved.

The governor's September permit freeze runs until the state grid operator finishes an audit, as groups sue over generators at two San Antonio sites

Alicia Jackson endorsed a key FDA policy change on hormone replacement therapies while holding at least $115,000 in stock in a company providing access to menopause treatments. Ethics experts called her endorsement an “obvious conflict of interest.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates the immigrant eligibility limits will leave 100,000 more people uninsured by 2034.

The Institute for Policy Studies also counts more than $1.13 billion in airport grants that may mainly benefit private jets, as a provision in the ALERT Act draws opposition over state tax enforcement.

Ten signers of a 2024 open letter condemning the director’s Academy Awards speech told the author whether their views have changed since.

International physicians describe treating more than 100 Palestinian children shot in the head or chest in what they call evidence of war crimes.

A 19th and YouGov poll finds more Americans say their paychecks are not going as far, and more say they trust Democrats to help.

Our investigation of the disastrous society-wide collapses of four pre-modern polities, China’s Ming Dynasty, the South Asian Mughal Empire, the High Roman Empire, and Renaissance Venice led to the discovery of an unexpected historical pattern.

The ruling covers the reservists who deploy after hurricanes and floods, with a decision on remedies due next month as hurricane season continues.