Thomas Catenacci

Climate Change 2 hours ago

United Nations set to call on Americans to reduce meat consumption

The United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization is planning to release a first-of-its-kind report taking aim at the "over-consumption" of meat in the West.

White House 11 hours ago

White House scraps Christmas fireplace stockings after Biden acknowledges grandchild for first time

The White House is ditching a tradition of hanging stockings for President Biden's grandchildren just four months after he acknowledged his seventh grandchild for the first time.

Climate Change 5 days ago

Dark money fund poured millions of dollars into eco activist groups blocking highways, destroying famous art

FIRST ON FOX: Climate protesters worldwide who have staged high-profile disruptive actions on public streets and in museums received a massive uptick in funding, tax filings showed.

Energy 6 days ago

Biden admin quietly developing settlement with groups seeking to tear down key power source

The Biden administration quietly entered into confidential negotiations with a series of environmental groups who have advocated for tearing down vital dams in the Pacific Northwest.

Labor Unions 6 days ago

Biden admin scrubs webpage showing how taxpayers fund union activities

The Biden administration quietly scrubbed a webpage hosting reports about how federal workers spend millions of dollars worth of taxpayer-funded time on union activities.

Ford 6 days ago

Ford dramatically scales back EV plant amid plummeting sales in blow to Biden's green energy goals

American automaker Ford Motor Company is scaling back its plans to create thousands of jobs at a electric vehicle battery plant it is developing with a Chinese firm.

Pete Buttigieg November 21

Internal Senate memo highlights Biden admin efforts to tie highway funding to woke priorities

The Biden administration is under fire for prioritizing equity, inclusion and climate change in choosing which infrastructure projects to fund nationwide.

Joe Biden November 20

Biden admin poised to green-light tribal gambling expansion despite opposition from Native Americans, Dems

The Biden administration is expected to finalize a plan to allow a Native American tribe in Oregon to expand its casino operation, a move starkly opposed by other tribes.

Joe Biden November 17

Biden invokes wartime powers to fund electric heaters as he cracks down on gas appliances

President Biden is invoking a 1950s Cold War-era law to spur domestic manufacturing of electric heat pumps, an alternative to gas-powered furnaces, as part of his climate agenda.

EDUCATION November 17

Biden admin launches investigation into top universities over antisemitism, Islamophobia

The Education Department is launching investigations into several universities and one local school district over reports of alleged antisemitism and Islamophobia.