EPA Chief Adds More Industry Insiders To Science Boards
Scott Pruitt's new list features members more likely to reflect industry-friendly views, including executives and scientists working pharmaceutical companies and the oil industry.
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Scott Pruitt's new list features members more likely to reflect industry-friendly views, including executives and scientists working pharmaceutical companies and the oil industry.
The GOP tax plan eliminates a tax-exempt bond program and, without those bonds, developers can't apply for certain low-income housing tax credits.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry doesn't know how he became the only person named in the 429-page tax plan unveiled Thursday by House Republicans.
Under the proposed GOP tax plan, mortgage deduction caps for new homes would be sliced in half from $1 million to $500,000.
The investigation into sexual harassment allegations at the state capitol is less than a week old, but the accusers who sparked the investigation fear they're being set up to be re-victimized.
President Trump has used the Halloween attack to push his agenda of tightening immigration laws and toughening anti-terror policies.
The new tax adding a dozen cents for each gallon of gas—20 cents more for diesel—has a lot of drivers heated, and a gubernatorial candidate determined to repeal it.
It follows trips by Brown to China and Russia earlier this year to promote international agreements aimed at combating global warming.
A Democratic assemblyman is proposing a ballot initiative that would bar certain convicted rapists and sex traffickers from earning credits to reduce their sentences.
Paul Manafort's indictment has caused a spike in online searches for the meaning of three legal-centric terms: "Conspiracy," "indictment" and "collusion."
President Donald Trump just finished his ninth month in office and the reviews are in -- and they're not good.
Amid a growing partisan gap between Democrats and Republicans, a new poll shows that 71% of Americans believe the country's politics have reached a dangerous low point in the Trump era.
Following an investigation, Bocanegra, then a legislative staffer, was told not to talk to the woman again but wasn't otherwise punished.
In his statement released Friday, McNair says he regretted using the expression and said he was "not referring to our players."
President Donald Trump is responding to a California billionaire who has vowed to spend at least $10 million in advertising calling for the president's impeachment.
