Water woes
As the Colorado River and its reservoirs shrink, officials face a decision that pits conservation against people's electric bills.
As the Colorado River and its reservoirs shrink, officials face a decision that pits conservation against people's electric bills.
America's $5 gas threat is back, one analyst says — and it runs through the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump says he won't be rushed into a deal because "I don't care about the midterms" and insists the US will "watch over" Strait of Hormuz
Republicans won power promising to lower prices. Now some fear inflation is their problem ahead of midterms
A federal report found that the contractor working on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is being paid an inflated amount.
Blair only has himself to blame for the cataclysm about to engulf Britain
Israel told residents in southern Lebanon to leave as it expands operations. It's the first warning since a ceasefire started last month.
Conservatives say they want to end transition care for minors. But federal policies increasingly limit adult access, with more restrictions on the way.
NY and NJ attorneys general are investigating FIFA's ticketing practices after complaints of sky-high prices and misleading seat assignments