Politics & Policy

Immigration continues to be a scorching hot topic in the U.S., with naturalized U.S. citizens concerned about their rights and being deported.

Floridians, rejoice: there are updates to be shared as Governor DeSantis plans to restore parts of the Florida Everglades.

Following the U.S. attacks on Iran, many are wondering if the rumor is true that President Donald Trump has ordered Americans to remain in the U.S.

If you have been following the goings on of the Dutch government, you may have heard that the government collapsed. Let's make sense of that term.

If you are an employee whose salary is partially comprised of tips, you will want to pay attention to the latest bill that the Senate passed.

Dr. Casey Means has some advice that most people would find prudent, although other advice leans towards extremist views.

Many families and individuals have benefitted from Meals on Wheels, which provides a lifeline for those in need. Has President Trump cut its funding?

Followers of Formula 1 might not know that the brand has big aspirations for their environmental impact. So far, they are on track.

Clean coal is a phrase used to describe the carbon emissions from coal burning, but it doesn't mean that coal can be burned without concequence.

Brooke Williams has an estimated net worth in the millions thanks to her family and jobs with organizations like the America First Policy Institute.

The Paris Agreement is an important agreement signed by countries all around the globe in 2016 — here's what it entails.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Village has been deemed a do-good "eco-neighborhood," but what is the real environmental impact of the Olympic Games?

In a historic measure after years of pressure from animal welfare organizations, South Korea has officially nixed the sale and production of dog meat.

Venezuela and Guyana have sparred over the Essequibo region since the 1800s; and a 2015 oil discovery in Guyana has ramped up the conflict immensely.

With billions in funding, the proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements mandate removal of all lead pipes from U.S. water systems.

On Oct. 4, 2023, a pipeline ruptured in Jessieville, Arkansas causing a fire and the evacuation of a 1-mile radius of the explosion.

Miracle fruit is "illegal" as a food ingredient based on the FDA's guidelines. That doesn't mean you can't buy the fruit — here's the scoop.

The Nile River is drying up due to a number of factors, including climate change and overuse. Here's what that means on a global scale.

If you've tried different water filters, you may have heard of a Berkey lawsuit in 2023. Here's an update on the Berkey water filter lawsuit.

After a carriage horse in New York City died from colic, it renewed protests against the carriage horse industry. Will NYC ever ban the practice?

Dinosaur bones are being auctioned off to private buyers around the world, so what does this mean for the future of paleontology?

Canada-based gas company, Pembina Pipeline, is likely going to move forward with its latest project, Cedar LNG, after receiving government approval.

How long has animal testing been around? It seems like something that's been in place all of our lives and that's true. But just how long is shocking.

There is a long list of chemicals that are banned in Europe — why is propylene glycol banned there? And why does it remain all over shelves in the U.S.?

The new mayor of Los Angeles, Calif., Karen Bass, has promised to solve homelessness. But what are solutions to homelessness?

Carbon credits can be bought by businesses, to represent the removal of emissions from our environment. But do these credits really lower their impact?

What are eco-terrorists? Some eco-terrorist groups were founded in the second half of the 20th century. What do they do and why are they dangerous?

A U.K. government climate organization recently released new information regarding a potential link between air pollution and dementia.

Did NASA ever stop exploring the oceans? NASA, which was founded in 1958, has led an ocean exploration program for several decades now.

Tiny homes may not be as big or expensive as a conventional home, but there are instances where even they appreciate in value.

Tiny house villages are a great way for like-minded individuals to bond and support one another, but how does one go about locating one?

Hobbit homes are the newest, most whimsical way to be eco-friendly, but are they closer to fantasy or reality?

If you're planning to save the planet after graduation, consider opting into one of these college majors that relate to the environment.

Tesla's factory just outside of Berlin went through a major lawsuit that was eventually dropped — here's everything you need to know about it.

When the Olympic Games are over and done with, what happens to the stadiums and villages that were built specifically to host them?

On behalf of Chevrolet, I stayed in one of the most sustainable hotels across the country, and spoke to the hospitality manager about its practices.

The Tokyo Olympics have a number of sustainability initiatives.

Is the state of California officially going to impose a fracking ban? A new bill was recently proposed, that could completely ban drilling by 2027.