Interior Department Hits Pause on New Coal Leases

Alan Neuhauser | Jan. 15, 2016

The Interior Department will review its leasing and royalty rates for coal mining.


EPA Water Rule Needs More Input From Farmers and Small Businessess

Joe Donnelly , John Barrasso , Heidi Heitkamp , Jim Inhofe | Aug. 28, 2015

The EPA's water rule needs more input from farmers and small businesses.

EPA Expands Clean Water Regulations

Alan Neuhauser | May 27, 2015

Industry groups and GOP lawmakers have lambasted Waters of the United States, which clarifies EPA authority under the Clean Water Act.

The GOP’s Attitude Adjustment on Obamacare

Gabrielle Levy | April 30, 2015

Obamacare is sticking around in some form, and Republicans appear to know it.

The Pitfalls of a New Republican Majority in Congress

Susan Milligan | Feb. 2, 2015

So far, the GOP hasn’t accomplished as much as it would have liked.

It's Deadline Day for Obamacare, but the Biggest Test Is Yet to Come

Lauren Fox | March 31, 2014

Obamacare might meet its enrollment target, but in the court of public opinion, it has a long way to go.

Lawmakers: Natural Gas Exports Could Erode Political Might of U.S. Adversaries

Meg Handley | May 7, 2013

Lawmakers are debating the merits and drawbacks of natural gas exports again.

Report: Obama Administration Added $9.5 Billion in Red Tape in July

Paul Bedard | Aug. 3, 2011

Republicans are reviving their battle against federal regulations.

New Fears EPA Smog Rule Will Cost 7.3 Million Jobs

Paul Bedard | July 19, 2011

Plan to tighten Bush rule could stop new highways, factories.

GOP Warns Of Back Door Mileage Tax

Paul Bedard | May 11, 2011

Administration can't shake draft plan to tax miles driven.

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