Democrats representing Arizona in Washington, D.C. are pointing to a new report as showing that Medicaid cuts will undermine the state’s fight against the fentanyl crisis.

The Nevada Senate has passed a bill addressing the microplastic problem in Lake Tahoe.

As Illinois continues to allow data centers to set up shop in the state, the stress on the power grid is coming into question.

Local officials in Michigan could soon have a say in large-scale renewable energy projects planned for their communities.

The Louisiana Legislature has introduced a bill to limit the growth of the government, an increasingly popular move among states.

The Iowa House passed a bill that would create a Psilocybin Production Establishment Licensing Board under the state Department of Health and Human Services.

Sarah Stoesz, the interim CEO for Planned Parenthood Association of Utah, said she was "unhappy, shocked in a way, but not surprised," by the funding freeze.

Harvard University has no right to taxpayer money, especially while protecting antisemites.

The State Department announced a "comprehensive" reorganization plan to consolidate more than 130 offices and eliminate 700 positions.

Revelations that Hegseth shared strike details on a Signal chat created on his personal phone with unauthorized persons raise doubts about his fitness.

When a system fails to protect the rights of a group, that group must rise up and demand justice.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary will jointly announce the ban at 4 p.m.

Frost was joined by three other House Democrats on his recent trip.

Today’s edition of Daily on Energy kicks off with a little history lesson about Earth Day, before quickly diving into the breaking news of the day.

The White House had previously previewed this trip as the first foray abroad of Trump's second term in office.

Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA) pointed to DOGE's findings, citing how an estimated trillion dollars in savings could be found in just waste, fraud, and abuse.

Rosie O’Donnell joined a growing number of celebrities who have moved internationally since President Donald Trump’s win.

A Justice Department attorney argued to an appeals court that Trump has the authority to ban people with gender dysphoria from the military.

Dan Turrentine lamented that "rather than talking about the economy," the Democratic Party is focused on Kilmar Abrego Garcia and anti-Trump matters.

The United States should consider working with Canada to open an equivalent shipping route to bolster its commercial and strategic presence in the region.