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Tolga Akmen, from the European Pressphoto Agency, had been at the conference to photograph Liz Truss’s speech.

Thousands of train drivers go on strike causing disruptions to countless travellers

Exclusive: business department and industry were considering drive to cut household use, despite PM ruling it out

Tesla’s Model S has enjoyed a nearly 10-year head start on the premium electric sedan competition, but the gap between it and its electric luxury sedan rivals is beginning to close

It was five years ago while kayaking with his wife on northeast Michigan’s Van Etten Lake adjacent to a former Air Force base, says attorney Anthony Spaniola, when he spotted a work crew testing a foam substance on the beach.

The justices wrestled with the problem of identifying a clear, coherent, and administrable definition to constrain federal regulatory jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act.

Cowboys backup QB Cooper Rush has played well. But does he present a legitimate challenge to Dak Prescott? Laurie Fitzpatrick investigates.

What advanced stats like DVOA, EPA, and ANY/A say about the Saints going into Week 5:

A Michigan judge has dismissed felony charges against seven people charged in the Flint water crisis

The Pentagon has done little to address its PFAS problems, despite the millions of dollars that have been provided for cleanup work.

Environmental advocates, Alaska Natives and commercial fishermen say they are at once confident and anxious as they wait for the EPA to announce a final ban on mining wastes in Bristol Bay, Alaska — home to one of the world’s largest salmon fisheries — that would effectively kill a gold…