Lawfare

LAFD’s Palisades Fire report cites firefighting issues but leaves out how the empty Santa Ynez Reservoir worsened the disaster.

The Feds say a man intentionally set the Palisades Fire, undermining claims from Democrats and media that climate change and...

A federal judge ruled Biden overstepped his authority when he blocked offshore oil and gas drilling across 625 million acres,...

Maryland’s high court signaled deep skepticism toward three climate lawsuits seeking to use state courts to make national energy policy.

Labor unions and green energy groups are suing the EPA for canceling the Biden-era Solar for All program, which funnels...

Two years after launching a high-profile climate lawsuit, Newsom is backing off while AG Rob Bonta doubles down on lawfare...

After repeated controversies that included Nazi comparisons and Second Amendment threats, climate activist Michael Mann resigned as UPenn vice provost.

While global elites push costly green mandates, billions lack affordable, reliable power — deepening poverty and stalling real development.

Ørsted wins preliminary injunction against BOEM, but Revolution Wind contract dispute likely belongs in Court of Claims, not District Court.

Leaders and institutions are reversing course, embracing natural gas as vital for energy security, lower costs, and global growth.

Court rejects Roundup cancer claims, upholding science and expert standards in a blow to glyphosate lawsuits and climate lawfare.

Conroe, Texas, is backing a lawsuit against a compressor station, spotlighting how local energy battles have national stakes.

DOJ sues to block Vermont’s Climate Superfund law, which punishes energy companies for extreme weather supposedly caused by CO2.

Chevron claims lawyers manipulated ‘independent’ climate-attribution studies, exposing biased evidence in the Multnomah County lawsuit.