"I think this is going to be the next blockbuster moment on Capitol Hill," said WTOP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller.

Researchers who study the toxic compounds voiced concerns about looming changes to EPA's Office of Research and Development.

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Rivian faces $483 million in annual revenue headwinds and loss of regulatory credits, erasing >100% of its gross profit. Read ...

A new sober living facility in Reno was selected as one of the first in the nation to receive federal funding for rooftop ...

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has placed up to six employees of the agency’s Duluth research lab on administrative ...

A report on President Donald Trump’s “Make America Healthy Again” agenda is in conflict with early Trump administration ...

The projected pace of retirements could slow down, given the shift in regulatory policies and power market dynamics.

Whatever your political views might be, there are certain irreducible fundamental functions that the government must perform.