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The group had challenged the president’s executive orders as unconstitutional. A judge “reluctantly” said the suit was too broad in scope. Read More

The dip in prices comes as maritime shippers contend with U.S. fees on China-linked vessels and a ceasefire pact that could help reopen Red Sea transport. Read More

A federal judge appeared deeply skeptical of the Trump administration’s move to push out agency staff during the shutdown. Read More

“What began as vacation photos and nature observations has become a powerful tool for tracking biological invasions,” said one researcher. Read More

The department has alerted staff in several offices focused on solar, wind and hydrogen of possible cuts, transfers or reassignments, blaming their previous work on Biden-era policies. Read More

“The agency is starved of the money and staff needed to meet those deadlines,” said a former career Fish and Wildlife Service official. Read More

The Forest Service juggles a love-hate relationship with managing fire in the Beaver State, where a prescribed burn went astray in 2023. Read More

They argue that hydropower operations must be adjusted to help save imperiled salmon in the Columbia and Snake rivers. Read More