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When buying, selling, or maintaining a home, passing a home inspection can feel like crossing the finish line. But here’s the catch: not every fix that gets the inspector’s nod will stand the test of time. Some repairs are just clever cover-ups, designed to breeze through the home inspection but…

Defense secretary’s move outlined in memo seemingly punishes media for reporting on leaks inside department

The vote could set a dangerous precedent and empower progressive policymaking in the future.

The Senate, in a first, used a fast-track procedure Thursday to nullify three EPA emissions waivers for California.

At least 51 people have been killed in Israeli attacks since dawn, medical sources told Al Jazeera.

The Senate voted Wednesday to approve procedural changes that allow it to take up three joint resolutions that would vacate EPA waivers.

India launches sweeping unofficial boycott of Turkish goods, services and academic institutions after Recep Tayyip Erdogan voices support for rival Pakistan

Diesel engines used to be the de facto choice for Europeans interested in covering long trips without the hassle of frequent refueling. Once the efficiency king, diesel has largely fallen out of favor due to stringent emissions regulations in the EU. However, Toyota is confident it has found a better…

New federal Environment Minister Murray Watt is in Western Australia this week to reboot nature law reform. Reform stalled in the Senate last term, following stiff opposition from the state’s Labor government and mining sector.