Southwest Airlines and its pilots have denied a "sickout," but conservatives are dreaming up an anti-vaxxer uprising.
The company will hire an independent consultant to study the ways increasing access to the parts and information could cut down on electronic waste.
The e-blast shows growing tension between the administration and the grassroots climate movement over financial regulations and fossil fuel money.
The West Virginia senator has received hundreds of thousands from utilities, many of which want a key climate provision in the reconciliation bill watered down.
The former president has asked a federal judge to reinstate his Twitter account while he fights his permanent ban in the courts.
The former Trump lawyer admitted under oath that he didn't fact-check his sources before sharing conspiracy theory with the press.
A meeting later this month will take aim at ransomware hackers and other kinds of cybercrime, the White House has announced.
CNN has deleted its Facebook page in Australia after the country's high court found media outlets responsible for defamatory reader comments.
The Trump admin's attempted strong-arming of TikTok was rotten from the start, but Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella still entertained the idea.
TikTok officially has a billion users. Can it overtake Facebook?
The “Stop the Steal” company backed by Arizona Republicans to audit the 2020 presidential election results in Maricopa County found even more votes for Biden.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene busted out a Scooby-Doo meme to stoke fears about two of the right's favorite boogeymen: the Green New Deal and China.
As heat waves become more common and severe, low-wage workers are on the frontlines. The White House is moving to protect them after 50 years of warnings.
World leaders have assembled in New York but the most interesting meetings are happening away from the UN building.
A daily occurrence for the rest of us—not being complimented by the POTUS—is a wound for Musk's ego, apparently.
Environmentalists slam the White House for brushing off the IPCC report and expanding offshore drilling.
The White House has communicated to the U.S. Treasury that it should implement a number of strategies to assist in the crackdown on criminal hackers.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has ordered Enbridge Energy to pay more than $3 million and is recommending prosecution.
Secretary Blinken later posted a tweet with a more muted message for Beijing.
Major trade groups support climate regulations. Just not those ones.
