Lawfare

Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits and trial-lawyer politics are actively undermining President Trump’s energy agenda.

California energy rules and the Jones Act force U.S. gasoline onto a costly overseas detour through the Bahamas.

A federal judge removes an alarmist climate chapter from a key court science guide, signaling skepticism toward politicized climate claims.

California Democrats and environmental groups are preparing lawsuits after the EPA formally repealed the climate Endangerment Finding.

Republican attorneys general urge the DOJ to probe nearly $2 billion in foreign climate funding tied to 150 U.S. nonprofits...

Obama said Trump’s repeal of the Endangerment Finding guts EPA authority under the Clean Air Act.

Trump scraps the EPA’s endangerment finding, collapsing the legal basis for Obama-era climate rules imposed without congressional approval.

House lawmakers examined how foreign money is backing climate lawsuits aimed at hobbling U.S. energy companies.

Supreme Court ruling opens the door to legal challenges against California’s 2035 electric vehicle mandate.

Repealing the EPA’s endangerment finding weakens the case for more climate spending and exposes the shaky foundation behind carbon regulation.

EPA’s repeal of the endangerment finding may fail in court unless the Supreme Court overturns Massachusetts v. EPA.

How a already decided EPA ruling became the legal backbone of U.S. climate policy—and why its scientific foundation is now...

Federal officials say a University of Minnesota wind turbine killed a bald eagle, triggering penalties under federal wildlife law.

A coalition of state attorneys general accused the climate chapter of advocacy, leading the Federal Judicial Center to pull it.