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Seven states got almost half of the manufacturing funds, but Democrats have done a poor job of claiming credit.

Disasters don't shove people toward concern and alarm in the way many researchers expected.

"When you look at the absolute numbers...it is completely sort of mind-blowing,"

Curbing our dietary carbon footprint won't require a revolution. It's already happening in farms and ranches across the country.

Farmers can build more resilient farmlands by growing trees alongside crops and livestock, a technique called "agroforestry."

The tech has legitimate critics, but the Heritage Foundation still clings to debunked claims about the reality of climate change.

Minnesota pipeline protestors say their governor flip-flopped on a campaign commitment.

Election meddling, dark money, pseudonyms, surveillance--hardly the best look for a state-sanctioned monopoly.

"What are we going to do so that we don't need hope?" writes Ayana Elizabeth Johnson in her new book.

But the locals of Middletown, Ohio, are jubilant.