Top EPA officials resign
Two top officials at the EPA are out
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Two top officials at the EPA are out
Documents obtained by CBS news show career officials acting on behest of political appointees, raising red flags
The former New York City mayor's interview with Margaret Brennan to air Sunday on 'Face the Nation'
Democrats cast doubt on the seriousness of threats made to Pruitt, saying an internal EPA document cited examples like protesters disrupting a speech and a postcard that read, "CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL!!! We are watching you," for instance
Confidential security assessments in the EPA show no evidence of specific, credible, physical threats against Pruitt, despite claims that an "unprecedented" number of death threats justify outsized security spending, according to Senate Democrats' review
Dravis forcefully denied accusations by Democratic Sen. Tom Carper that she missed work for much of three months in 2017 and 2018
Two weeks after Pruitt's lead security agent said no, he was reassigned. Pruitt's current security lead is under scrutiny by two Democratic senators
The president also fielded questions about porn actress Stormy Daniels
Everything you need to know about the state of the scandal currently engulfing the EPA
The EPA administrator's costly travel and his $50 per night rental of a room in a condo owned by the wife of a lobbyist have drawn scrutiny
The move comes a day after the Trump administration announced its intentions to roll back signature Obama-era greenhouse gas and fuel emissions standards for cars and light trucks on Monday
Until last July, Scott Pruitt was renting a Washington condo from the wife of a top energy lobbyist for very-below-market rate of $50 per night
Pruitt flew on a foreign carrier in business class to make it back in Washington in time for a cabinet meeting, the EPA says