Michigan’s Palisades nuclear power plant is reportedly set to reopen in October as America’s grid strains under increasing ...

Trump’s vow to shrink the federal government appears to rely, at least in part, on top officials doing multiples jobs. These ...

Five months after the intoduction of legislation to arrange for President Donald Trump's face to be added onto Mount Rushmore, the National Park Service weighed in to explain how it cannot be done.

Five months after the intoduction of legislation to arrange for President Donald Trump's face to be added onto Mount Rushmore ...

Doug Burgum, the soft-spoken Interior secretary responsible for managing the more than 507 million acres of federally owned land, is haunted by a fear that seems, at first glance, outside his ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, also the former North Dakota governor, disclosed numerous pieces of farmland in both North Dakota and Minnesota in his Public Financial Disclosure Report.

Less than 100 days into the Trump administration, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum halts Equinor's Empire Wind project, signaling a major shift in U.S. offshore wind policy and triggering strong ...

We included the following key nominated or confirmed administration officials: Scott Bessent, Dan Bishop, Pam Bondi, Doug Burgum, Brendan Carr, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Doug Collins, Sean Duffy, Tulsi ...

Trump's Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy issued another round of funding threats against New York state Monday — while once again pushing back a supposed deadline for the end of congestion ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum selling his downtown Fargo condo for almost $2 million Burgum founded the Kilbourne Group, which has been a major developer in downtown Fargo's revitalization.

Popular outdoor equipment retailer REI has issued a public apology for its previous endorsement of Doug Burgum, the man Donald Trump tapped to lead the Interior Department.

Burgum accused of making Interior staff members cry Article in national publication says former North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum asking staffers to bake cookies, serve food, wash dishes.