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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court justices on Monday weighed whether to set strict limits on how the Biden administration can fight climate change through new regulations of plants that burn coal to produce electricity.

The Ukraine crisis presents opportunity for Bosnia ‘to deal a decisive blow’ to Putin-backed separatists, experts say.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case with implications for Biden’s plans to reduce domestic greenhouse gas emissions.

As part of its ongoing mission to represent Emirati publishers locally and regionally and strengthen their outreach in new markets, the Emirates Publishers Association (EPA) is showcasing 254 titles from 27 Emirati publishers through its ‘Manassah’ platform at the 26th edition of the Muscat International Book Fair (MIBF), which runs…

ABC understands trucks had been taking dead horses and other animals to the rear of the property for years to be buried in large pits without lining.

The Supreme Court is set to hear a case its conservative majority could use to hobble Biden administration efforts to combat climate change

Volkswagen officially announced EPA-estimated fuel economy figures for the 2022 ID.4 electric SUV, which are better than in the case of the 2021MY.

A U.S. Supreme Court argument Monday has the potential to give conservatives a new lever to slash the power of federal regulatory agencies with ramifications that reach far beyond the environmental issues at hand.

USPS is renewing its mail trucks with nearly all gasoline-powered vehicles.