After Record-Setting Year for Renewable Energy, Tax Incentives Extended
But some U.S. senators continue opposing tax incentives for wind energy.
National Politics
Attorneys General Sue To Block Trump’s Last-Minute Environment Rules
The suits were sparked by the ex-president’s “midnight” rollbacks that changed the rules for major emitters of air pollution.
Republican Infighting Over Trump Brings Censures And Calls For Resignations
Republican lawmakers are being censured for voting to impeach Trump, signaling an impending shift in the GOP.
In Wake Of Capitol Riot, Biden Pushes For Stronger Domestic Terrorism Laws
But not all agree that new legislation is needed.
Indian Farmers Reject Government Offer To Suspend New Laws
The farmers, who have been protesting for months, are planning a big rally in the capital on Republic Day, Jan. 26.
In First Executive Orders, Biden Makes Clear Break With Trump Era
Biden signs orders overturning policies on pandemic response, World Health Organization membership and the Paris climate treaty.
Trump Returns To Private Life But Messy Legal Risks Follow Him
Trump’s post-presidential life hangs in the balance with impeachment only the latest legal headache chasing him to Florida.
Youth Poet Laureate Becomes Instant Celebrity After Reading At Biden Inauguration
“Where can we find light in this never-ending shade?” asked 22-year-old Amanda Gorman.
Joe Biden Promises New Tone And Priorities In Inaugural Address
“This is democracy’s day,” Biden said. “America has been tested anew and America has risen to the challenge.”