News

The agency, the lawmakers warn, is “losing the capacity to manage America’s wildlife refuges and struggling to even keep them open.” Read More

“It was always going to be hard,” but it’s “time to hand it over,” said Theresa Pierno of the National Parks Conservation Association. Read More

The protest drew about 30 people opposing plans to change how the Fish and Wildlife Service handles a range of provisions in the 1973 law. Read More

The federal government approved a loan to revamp and build infrastructure in Africa, which holds about 30 percent of the globe’s mineral reserves. Read More

The event was the first official meeting on the executive order dubbed the “Genesis Mission.” Read More

Deputy Undersecretary Kristin Sleeper’s departure is one of several bureaucratic shifts affecting policies at the Forest Service. Read More

President Donald Trump’s return-to-office mandate violated a collective bargaining agreement at the agency, according to an arbitrator. Read More

The parent company of Truth Social said Thursday it plans to merge with TAE Technologies, a fusion energy giant. It’s the latest big-money bet on a technology that hasn’t been proven on a commercial scale. Read More