Darius Dixon

After the George Floyd killing, reformers took a big swing at transforming their local police. One key weapon they’ve turned to: ballot measures.

How far is the party of labor willing to go to confront them in the name of racial justice?

“I just received word that I am positive for COVID-19,” Christie tweeted.

As the president tries to save an auto plant in Ohio, his tariffs have cost automakers billions.

The Republican incumbent conceded.

The battle was one of the most expensive in the country.

It is now official – the 2019 Energy and Water Appropriations bill that President Trump signed earlier this month provides no funding for Yucca Mountain. In doing so, it officially extends by another year the U.S.

The secretary’s proposal for reshaping the electricity markets would throw a lifeline to a coal-mining company owned by Trump supporter Bob Murray.

Although forbidden to lobby Congress, Wilson directed Lockheed in its quest for contract renewal without competitive bidding. Her deals with Lockheed and other contractors were found to have violated government rules. In 2012, she criticized a bill to cut bullying of LGBTQ children, and voted for a…

Rick Perry proposed eliminating the Energy Department when he was a 2012 presidential candidate.

The conservative Democrat “is being considered to show the coal people how serious Trump is about coal,” one source said.

"Security has to come first, whether you’re in a war zone or whether you’re in the United States of America.”

Once we might have been able to stop Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program. But now it’s too late for that. Here’s what must be done.

Nuclear weapons experts found several large holes Wednesday in North Korea’s claim that it has joined the ranks of hydrogen bomb-wielding nations, but some called its boasts alarming nonetheless. N…

Her ‘strategic patience’ didn’t curb the rogue nation’s nuclear ambitions — but neither did any previous policies.

While the U.S. backs away from its dirtiest power source, its closest ally in Asia is building, selling and financing coal plants worldwide.

The White House turns to an affable nuclear physicist to help win over skeptics of the nuclear agreement.

Decades of government dithering over how to store the hazardous material are starting to add up.

Changes are in the works for undersecretaries, defense cleanups and science programs.

The project has run aground amid opposition from the White House and Harry Reid.