Cashless bail does not mean that everyone is simply released unconditionally to await trial.

Starting in 2026, companies selling coffee on the European Union market will have to prove that their products are “deforestation-free.”

As extreme weather becomes more frequent, so too have post-disaster contractor scams like excessive billing and shoddy repairs.

Hitting the brakes on electric vehicles will mean less progress in reducing transportation emissions and less strategic U.S. leadership in a key technology.

As the threat of wildfires intensifies, modern technology is playing an increasingly large role in both research and management. But not all communities have access to it.

Legal experts and some military officials are concerned that deployment in more U.S. cities could set up conflicts not seen since the civil rights era.

The nonprofit representing the Wisconsin plaintiffs helped secure a landmark settlement in Hawaiʻi with the case Navahine v. Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation.

And what you can learn from him, too.

A once-straightforward seasonal vaccine process has become muddled this year thanks to new federal guidance on who can get the shots. It raises questions about whether pharmacists will provide the shots and if insurers will cover them. 

Like Reagan, Trump is slashing US environmental regulations, but his strategy may have a far deeper impact.