Oversight
Benghazi Panel Wants 'Interview' With Clinton on Emails
The House committee hopes the former secretary of State will agree to a sit-down to explain her actions.
Oversight
Why Only One House Committee Is Investigating Hillary Clinton's Emails
The House Oversight panel had suggested it would do its own probe, but is standing down for now.
Tech
Clinton Won't Hand Over Server, Says Emails Are Gone
Benghazi panel Chairman Gowdy complains she "unilaterally decided to wipe her server clean."
Defense
Clinton Email Probe Means Political Tightrope for House GOP
Republicans probing Benghazi and Clinton's emails insist they're not part of the party's 2016 campaign.
Oversight
McConnell: No Trafficking Bill, No Lynch Vote
Republicans say they won't bring the attorney general up for confirmation until Democrats relent.
Management
FutureGen is Done: Energy Ends Troubled Bush-Era Coal Electricity Project
A 12-year-old vision for a public-private partnership to create an advanced, climate-friendly coal-fired power plant has come to an apparent end.
Management
Obama Proposes Protecting Oil-Rich Alaskan Wilderness From Oil, Gas Drilling
Oil giants Shell, ConocoPhillips and Statoil hold drilling leases in Arctic waters, but ANWR was next target.
Management
Obama Taps Budget Official to Replace John Podesta in White House Inner Circle
Brian Deese will take over Podesta’s climate and energy portfolio as the White House rushes to complete green initiatives and counter GOP attacks.
Management
Polls Give Obama, Dems Lift on Keystone Pipeline
Two new surveys suggest that the public is ambivalent about the project.
Management
Obama's Two Minds on Natural Gas
The White House celebrates the natural-gas boom, so why is it hitting industry with new regulations?
Management
White House Environmental Adviser to Resign
Mike Boots led the Council on Environmental Quality since February 2014
Management
Obama, Democrats Take Keystone XL Fight to Republicans
Pipeline opponents grabbed the spotlight as the new congressional session began.
Management
White House Floats New Climate Guidelines for Energy, Infrastructure Development
The administration is releasing new plans instructing federal agencies to assess greenhouse-gas emissions as part of a broader effort to address climate change.
Management
Koch-Backed Group Says EPA Joins CIA in 'Torture'
A conservative, pro-fossil-fuels group is out with a provocative claim: EPA tortures too. With climate-change regulations.
Management
John Kerry Seeks Republican Support for U.S.-China Climate Pact
Cabinet officials are working to build support for the carbon-pollution agreement that has drawn strong attacks from the GOP and industry groups.
Management
White House Hints at Keystone Veto
Obama spokesman notes administration has taken a "dim view" of past Keystone bills.
Management
Obama: The Oil-and-Gas Boom Is Awesome. But Stop Bugging Me About Keystone.
The president called the pipeline "one small aspect" of the energy picture.
Management
Obama's Climate Diplomat Explains What a Paris Emissions Deal Should Look Like
State Department climate envoy Todd Stern describes and defends the U.S. vision of a new global pact.
Oversight
Democrats Say Climate Change Is As Big a Threat As ISIS
A new poll shows how Democrats and Republicans view security threats to the U.S.
Management
The Head-On Politics of Going Around Congress on Climate Change
White House faces collision with GOP over global pact that wouldn't go through Senate.
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