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A crowd of more than 500 protestors gathered Saturday for a memorial in rural Oregon honoring Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, an Arizona rancher killed by police during the occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in the southeastern corner of the state last year.

Multiple National Park Service Twitter accounts have made national news over the past week, posting climate change facts and unflattering photos of President Trump's inauguration before being deleted.

Two Senate committees are set to vote on President Trump's pick to lead the White House Office of Management and Budget, Rep. Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina.

The Clean Air Act's regulatory structure "faces an unusual degree of uncertainty" this year, with all three branches of government potentially playing a role in the fate of key U.S. EPA rules already on the books, according to a newly released overview from the Congressional Research Service.

In Malia Obama's first week off from being a first daughter, she quietly dipped her toes into the activist lifestyle.

For President Trump's first official movie screening, the White House reportedly chose "Finding Dory," a tale of reuniting families, environmental concerns and conservation.

Environmental and climate scientists are joining Nobel laureates in signing a petition to protest President Trump's immigration order.

The Koch brothers' opposition to President Trump's immigration order this weekend is fueling speculation about deepening divides between the billionaire conservative donors and the new administration.

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced today that he would vote against Scott Pruitt, President Trump's nominee for U.S. EPA administrator.

A watchdog group wants the Senate and the Office of Government Ethics to consider whether President Trump's nominee to lead the Air Force might have a conflict of interest in that post related to her past relationship with the national labs.

President Trump this weekend changed the Department of Energy's status within the National Security Council, a controversial move that's already raising eyebrows among former agency officials.

Turnover among top State Department professionals may make secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson's job harder, particularly on climate diplomacy.

Ahead of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's vote tomorrow on Interior secretary nominee Ryan Zinke, the Montana Republican lawmaker disclosed to the committee that a super political action committee he was once affiliated with is under investigation and reaffirmed his opposition to turning federal lands over to states.

President Trump said today that he will name his Supreme Court nominee tomorrow evening, setting up what will likely be a contentious confirmation battle in the Senate.

President Trump's rocky relations with Mexico could have major consequences for the Colorado River and the 35 million Americans who rely on it for water.

A Supreme Court decision written by Justice Antonin Scalia that upended the Obama administration's mercury standards for power plants in 2015 may well hinder President Trump's grand plans to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, legal experts say.

A high-ranking George W. Bush administration Interior Department lawyer could soon be making a comeback as the agency's No. 2 official.

President Trump today signed an executive order requiring two federal regulations be revoked for every new one. "The American Dream is back," he said.

Kenya has barred the export of multiple endangered snake species to zoos and pet stores worldwide amid reports of animal abuse and black market trafficking of the reptiles for their skins and meat.

Thousands of people took to the streets to protest air pollution in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar on Saturday.

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