John Siciliano

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A gun owner at a Beto O’Rourke rally was heckled by the crowd after she told the presidential candidate that he was not going to take her guns.

The Democratic Party wants its 2020 presidential hopefuls to pay up if they want access to the Democratic National Committee’s voter file.

The head of one of the nation’s most influential environmental groups announced her resignation on Monday after two years of leading a major legal battle against President Trump’s agenda.

Electric vehicles and ethanol will be pitted against each other in the new Congress as interest groups push lawmakers to bet on plug-in cars over corn-based biofuels.

Poland’s state-run oil company signed a 24-year contract on Thursday to buy liquefied natural gas from the U.S.-based company Cheniere, a transaction hailed as a victory for Trump’s energy dominance agenda meant to move Europe from dependence on Russian energy.

The U.S. Embassy in Haiti is calling for security reinforcements after riots broke out in response to a government plan to raise fuel prices by 50 percent.

The sequel to the 1982 science-fiction classic “Blade Runner,” which opens nationwide Friday, looks to give climate change a starring role, according to official summaries and timelines released by the film’s production house.

The Trump administration hasn’t painted a bull’s-eye yet on a climate change agreement signed in Rwanda last year as it has for the Paris global warming pact, and supporters hope to keep it that way.

The Keystone XL pipeline would increase the likelihood of rape among American Indian tribes if allowed to move forward, said a coalition of tribal groups Monday in vowing to go to war with President Trump over his orders to expedite pipeline construction.

The Obama administration is letting trucking companies buy their way out of new climate rules, by simply paying a fine if they can’t comply.

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