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The estate of an Oregon landowner wants to sue the federal government for changing the terms of a power line easement. Lower courts say the challenge came too late. Read More

The White House cited national mineral security concerns in its push to limit the environmental regulations facing the nation’s few copper refineries. Read More

Incoming Chief Jaime Moore will inherit a department that has faced scrutiny over its response to the most destructive wildfire in the city’s history earlier this year. Read More

The announcement comes as Beijing’s latest export controls on rare earths reverberate through global supply chains. Read More

The average U.S. price of a pound of ground coffee hit $9.14 in September, 41 percent higher than in September 2024, according to U.S. government figures. Read More

Local trading companies have put the word out to Brazil’s soybean producers over the past two months that they will take all they can get, a farmer said. Read More

The idea under consideration is for the U.K. and EU to form a Western steel alliance — potentially including Washington — that would align tariff policies. Read More

A storm surge of up to 13 feet was expected along the coast in Kingston, said an AccuWeather forecaster. Read More