State election officials gave Congress conflicting messages on voter roll rules, disagreeing about whether the federal government needs a larger role in maintaining them.

The Energy Department plans to appeal a court ruling that partly struck down the department’s rescinding of clean energy grant funding to blue states, Secretary Chris Wright said Thursday.

Missouri’s Republican-controlled Senate approved legislation Thursday that could pave the way to eliminate the state’s personal income tax, which brings in more than two-thirds of its revenue.

The former lieutenant governor of Virginia, Justin Fairfax, killed himself and his wife, Cerina Fairfax, at their home just after midnight on Thursday, according to the police.

Hawaii has the right to sue fossil fuel companies in state court, a federal judge ruled, ending a Trump administration lawsuit that tried to limit the state’s ability to go after the companies.

The Energy Department plans to appeal a court ruling that partly struck down the department’s rescinding of clean energy grant funding to blue states, Secretary Chris Wright said Thursday.

The US General Services Administration improperly allowed the winner of a drug warehousing and storage contract to proceed with performance after a rival company protested, an appeals court affirmed.

The EPA hasn’t consistently made sure congressionally authorized grants for water projects have been spent, according to a report published Thursday from the agency’s internal watchdog.

A federal court issued a preliminary injunction in Maryland’s suit to stop the Trump administration from developing an immigration detention center in the town of Williamsport.

Global Trade Alert has tracked more than 250 government policy responses to the Iran war since the bombings started on Feb. 28.

EDP SA has paused three US offshore wind projects due to limited policy visibility under the Trump administration, underscoring how regulatory uncertainty is weighing on renewable energy investment decisions.

President Donald Trump plans to take his economic pitch on the road to western US states, as the White House grapples with an increasingly unpopular war with Iran ahead of the November midterm elections.

President Donald Trump said prospects for a deal with Iran are “looking very good” as the two sides are in discussions to extend a truce ahead of its expiration next week.

A federal judge gave the Food and Drug Administration until June 30 to decide whether it will establish limits for the amount of PFAS allowed in foods such as fruits and vegetables.

House lawmakers voted Thursday to direct the Department of Homeland Security to extend temporary humanitarian protections for several hundred thousand Haitians in the US.

State election officials gave Congress conflicting messages on voter roll rules, disagreeing about whether the federal government needs a larger role in maintaining them.

The Energy Department plans to appeal a court ruling that partly struck down the department’s rescinding of clean energy grant funding to blue states, Secretary Chris Wright said Thursday.