President Donald Trump is expected to sign executive orders aimed at boosting coal, a reliable but polluting energy source that’s long been in decline
The Latest: Trump is expected to sign executive orders to boost coal
Related Post
Watch: First dire wolf’s howl for 10,000 years after scientists bring extinct species ‘back to life’
The dire wolf, an ancient species that went extinct more than 10,000 years ago, has been revived in a “de-extinction” ...
Watch live: Cardinals meet at Vatican to discuss Pope Francis funeral plans
Watch live as Cardinals meet at the Vatican in Rome on Tuesday (22 April) to discuss the funeral plans for ...
JD Vance’s cousin is fighting for Ukraine – this is what he thinks of Trump, Putin and the VP
Nate Vance, who spent summers as a child with JD Vance, is a US veteran who volunteers to fight alongside ...
Swimmer disappears off Israeli coast following rare ‘shark attack’
The beach near Hadera was closed off as search teams scoured the sea ...
Putin suggests putting Ukraine under U.N.-sponsored external governance, boasts battlefield gains
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed putting Ukraine under external governance under the U.N. aegis as part of efforts to ...
Horror in Gaza as hundreds dead and injured in Israeli airstrikes
Medics could not cope with the injured and dying, as a total blockade on supplies meant they lacked basic necessities, ...
New Zealand banned phones in schools 12 months ago. Here’s what happened
The goal was to cut the distractions so kids could learn and achieve – but not everyone was on board ...
Animal smugglers target bizarre new trend as two teenagers arrested in Kenya
Two Belgian teenagers have been charged with wildlife piracy after they were found with thousands of ants packed in test ...
Israel’s stated aim is the destruction of Iran’s nuclear weapons – but the real goal is regime change in Tehran
Israel’s real aim in Iran is regime change – and that suits the West just fine, writes World Affairs Editor ...
Erin Patterson trial hears it is ‘highly unlikely’ shop-bought mushrooms could prove deadly
Health official says supermarket mushrooms are unlikely to contain deadly toxins ...