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"Here we are, weeks in, and you're still unable to proffer me any information with regard to any kind of investigation or malfeasance," U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said.

Dreadful sales numbers are just the latest sign of the EV manufacturer's "crisis tornado."

Draft lists of potential cuts have been rocketing around Capitol Hill this week, and lawmakers from both parties are working to save their projects.

The cuts, if carried through, would politicize the federal funds that Congress and the Biden administration awarded to seven regional applicants as part of the bipartisan infrastructure law.

The controversy over $20 billion of climate grants is stalling projects across the country and could force cancelation of projects designed to help people lower their energy costs.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is picking a fight with Mexico over sewage flowing into San Diego.

The ruling orders EPA and climate change groups to return to court to argue about the fate of the money.

Judge Tanya Chutkan offered significant criticism of EPA's action but stopped short of saying she will side with the Climate United Fund.

Oil and gas executives were big backers of the Republican president and his "energy dominance' message, but the trade fights he's picked are driving up their costs and threatening to undermine the economy.

The move is the most aggressive attack yet by the Trump administration to undo previous efforts to limit the emissions that are warming the planet.