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A rule proposed this summer by the White House Council on Environmental Quality meant to roll back Trump-era reforms to the National Environmental Policy Act is headed to court after attorneys general in 24 states blasted the proposal.

President Biden has directed the Council on Environmental Quality to restore strict environmental standards for large infrastructure projects. The reforms are unnecessary and will delay critical infrastructure.

In a move which could slow infrastructure development President Joe Biden’s White House Council on Environmental Quality announced that it is rescinding reforms made to the 1970 National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) under former President Donald Trump.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced his administration has finalized reforms to the National Environmental Policy Act proposed in early January to modernize the environmental review provisions for federal projects and established statutory deadlines for completion environmental reviews.

Another doomed plan to defund National Public Radio has been proposed; here's what might work. (Opinion) by Jesse Walker Rep. Jim Banks (R–Ind.) announced yesterday that he will...

By Casey Harper (The Center Square) – After the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore last week, President Joe Biden called...

Three public interest groups filed a Freedom of Information Act request for Dominion Energy’s species protection plan filed with the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.

(The Center Square) – After the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore last week, President Joe Biden called for Congress...

The effort to rebuild the recently collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge near Baltimore, Maryland, could quickly turn into a years-long quagmire as a result...

By Bethany Blankley (The Center Square) – A federal judge handed a win to oil and natural gas companies operating in western states by upholding...