Money & Finance

California Democrats and environmental groups are preparing lawsuits after the EPA formally repealed the climate Endangerment Finding.

TVA reverses course on coal, citing rising power demand and grid reliability after a newly seated board scraps planned retirements.

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

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.

Real-world data and standard statistical tests challenge the assumed causal link between CO2 levels and rising global temperatures.

Official wage data show U.S. paychecks rising during recent mild warming, contradicting claims that climate change has cut incomes.

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

Climate models, extreme weather claims, and CO2 assumptions don’t hold up when tested against real-world data.

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

Automakers have written down $140 billion chasing EV mandates as taxpayers foot the bill through subsidies and fuel-economy credits.

Engineer Ron Barmby explains why net-zero policies fail the science, the economics, and the people they hurt most.

Vermont’s electric buses are sidelined by freezing temps and fire risks, raising questions about reliability and taxpayer-funded transit mandates.

Climate activists are pushing an indirect carbon tax through lawsuits, giving the Supreme Court a prime chance to shut down...