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A last-minute compromise in the megabill eases the ramp down in clean energy incentives sought by hardliners.

A diverse group of Republicans led by Sen. Joni Ernst are looking to reverse harsh changes to the GOP megabill.

The president canceled $4.5 billion in FEMA grants that helped communities prepare for rising disaster damage.

The president is directly intervening in the talks to push for the quicker phase out of clean energy tax credits in the House bill, but that would likely face pushback from moderate GOP senators.

The move was interpreted as an attempt to ratchet down hostilities after the U.S. military action against Iran's nuclear facilities.

A move by Tehran to disrupt oil shipments could mean sharply higher prices at the pump in the United States.

A POLITICO analysis identified 794 planned clean electricity generation facilities -- mostly in GOP districts -- that could lose subsidies under the House bill. The Senate is debating changes.

EPA cannot "thumb its nose at Congress" by refusing to spend appropriated funds, the judge wrote.

Groups and companies have blitzed Capitol offices in recent weeks. They're also running ads.

Memphis is already ranked as an asthma capital of the nation.