This Is What It Looks Like When An Industry Controls A State's Politics

In Pennsylvania, where King Coal once reigned, natural gas now rules.
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Elizabeth Warren, Lisa Murkowski Push Trump To Declare The Opioid Crisis A National Emergency

The president promised two months ago that his administration would "spend a lot of time, a lot of effort and a lot of money on the opioid crisis.”
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Las Vegas Shooter Had 50 Pounds Of An Explosive Substance In His Car

Tannerite can cause severe burns and "major blast injury," according to the EPA.
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Coffee In California Might Soon Come With A Cancer Warning

Experts in the field think the suit has no grounds.
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'Our Compassion Is Being Challenged': A West Virginia Doctor's War Against Opioids

At ground zero of the U.S. opioid crisis in Charleston, Dr. Michael Brumage runs a harm-reduction program to bring dignity and clean needles to a daunting fight.
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Will EPA Administrator Pruitt Tap Polluter-Friendly Scientists For Key Advisory Panel?

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